BY DIANE WINSTON BELFAST, Northern Ireland — Malachi O’Doherty says his nieces and nephews are helpless at funerals.
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Q & A: How a revolution opened the door for Middle East extremists
BY LAUREN MADOW Chibli Mallat is a visiting professor at Yale Law School, as well as a professor
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Shia Muslims in Saudi Arabia keep the protest movement alive
Editor’s Note: When Arab Spring protests broke out in Saudi Arabia in 2011, the government reacted quickly. It
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Q & A: US foreign policy lessons and failures along the Sunni-Shia divide
BY LAUREN MADOW Reza Aslan is a professor of religious studies at Drew University and a senior adjunct
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Mapping a Decline in Child Mortality
It’s not all bad news in the global effort to reduce child mortality. In fact, the number of
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Bahrain’s royal family has history of favoring Sunni minority
BY JOSEPH A KÉCHICHIAN An uprising that began as a challenge to monarchic rule has become a largely
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Saddam Hussein’s legacy of sectarian division in Iraq
BY JOSEPH A. KÉCHICHIAN American scholar of the Persian Gulf region Joseph Kéchichian — whose analysis is presented
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US finds Sunni-Shia rift difficult to navigate
WASHINGTON — A decade after the United States’ invasion of Iraq ignited a season of deadly bloodletting between Sunni
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Sunni and Shia divided in Iraq, the land of Cain and Abel
By Jane Arraf DAKUK, Iraq — In the rugged landscape of northern Iraq where biblical tradition holds that
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Bahrain: 30 days in jail for one tweet
MANAMA, Bahrain — Human rights activist Sayed Yousif al-Muhafdha had no idea who followed him on Twitter. That is,
Mar 18, 2013 In Bahrain, a growing Sunni-Shia rift
MANAMA, Bahrain — Over the past month, tens of thousands of mostly Shia demonstrations have marched and rallied for
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