Majority Minority
Part Two sees us take a closer look at the ‘majority minorities’ – the large Christian communities in countries like Lebanon and Egypt. It’s not just the Maronites in the […]
Tag Archives: Egypt
Middle East Analysis: Letter to the Syrian President and Egypt Update
We take a look at two countries that are seldom out of the international headlines these days – Syria and Egypt. The first part of our ‘Middle East Analysis’ podcast […]
The Sorry State of Syria
The Syria crisis has dominated our ‘Middle East Analysis’ podcasts with monotonous and depressing regularity in recent years. The country is in a perpetual state of crisis with President Assad’s […]
MENA bite-sized: Syria, Egypt and Libya
In our first Middle East Analysis podcast of 2015, international lawyer and analyst Dr Harry Hagopian takes a rather bite-sized approach to three countries with complex realities – Syria, Egypt […]
Iraq Crisis: Intense fighting and minorities caught in the crossfire
In today’s ‘Middle East Analysis’ our regular studio guest Dr Harry Hagopian looks at the crisis in Iraq. Regional round-up with a focus on Libya, Egypt, Israel/Palestine.
Geneva II, Egypt’s Constitutional Referendum and Regional Round-up
In today’s podcast Bishops’ Consultant on the Middle East North Africa, Dr Harry Hagopian, looks at the proposed Geneva II meeting on the on-going crisis in Syria, Egypt’s constitutional referendum […]
From Arafat and Morsi to Iranian Uranium
In today’s podcast international lawyer Dr Harry Hagopian looks at the possible poisoning of Yasser Arafat, the deferred trial of former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, Iranian uranium, Syria and the […]
