By Magda Abu-Fadil (original source The Huffington Post)
“News of a mini civil war in Lebanon between the Lebanese army and fighters thought to belong to the Islamic State (formerly ISIS) triggered a wave of rumors this week that were blamed in part on traditional media.
The troubling clashes along the eastern border are a spillover of the three-plus years of neighboring Syria’s own war and have sent chills down the Lebanese people’s spines.”
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Eyck Freymann on <em>Defending Taiwan</em>: Commonwealth Club
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Thought Leader: Eyck Freymann, Patrick McGee
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Thought Leader: Ben Sasse
Niall Ferguson And Eyck Freymann Discuss Defending Taiwan: A Strategy To Prevent War With China
In this conversation hosted by the Hoover Applied History Working Group, Niall Ferguson interviews Eyck Freymann about his forthcoming book Defending Taiwan, which outlines a…
Thought Leader: Niall Ferguson, Eyck Freymann
Rumors: Are Lebanese Media Culprits? (Part II)
Thought Leader: Octavia Nasr
Syria and The New Regional Borders of Influence
Thought Leader: Octavia Nasr
