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Inertia Poses Obstacles As Lebanon Seeks Freedom
The winds of freedom that now sweep the Middle East are bending the cedars of Lebanon. The Syrian overlords of
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Weekend Reading
Click to enlarge. This weekend’s New York Times magazine is all about architecture. It’s definitely thinner than the big real
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Dispatch from Damascus: ‘We’re Ready’
DAMASCUS, Syria, July 18—The road to Damascus was bombed again early this morning, the seventh day of fighting between Israel
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Dispatch from Damascus: ‘We’re Ready’
DAMASCUS, Syria, July 18—The road to Damascus was bombed again early this morning, the seventh day of fighting between Israel
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The Peach Parade: Among the Astors; Penis ‘Enhancement’!; Fratheads Play...
Meet Al Sipzener. He’s a financial analyst. He models in the evenings. And he’s maybe the most popular spinning instructor
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The Transom
Astor Family Circus “It’s like a seesaw, isn’t it?” said Peter Himler of Flatiron Communications, and Edelman’s former chief media
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Amid Precision Wreckage, Questions and Recriminations
BEIRUT, Lebanon, Aug. 22—The cease-fire that brought the conflict between Israel and the Lebanese militia Hezbollah to a halt last
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For Many Lebanese, War Is New Reality: But Will They Stay?
AMMAN, JORDAN—By now, United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan is winding down his latest Middle East trip, a grueling 11-day
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For Many Lebanese, War Is New Reality: But Will They Stay?
AMMAN, JORDAN—By now, United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan is winding down his latest Middle East trip, a grueling 11-day
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Beirutis Return To Bombed City-Will They Stay?
BEIRUT, Lebanon, Oct. 24—There it is again: a high, ominous, whining-whistling sound, followed by a great explosive BOOM! It’s very
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Beirutis Return To Bombed City—Will They Stay?
BEIRUT, Lebanon, Oct. 24—There it is again: a high, ominous, whining-whistling sound, followed by a great explosive BOOM! It’s very
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Gemayel's Death May Mean Civil War-What Else for Mideast?
BEIRUT, Lebanon, Nov. 28—Last Wednesday afternoon, I was sitting in a café in Hamra, the traditionally Muslim neighborhood in West
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Gemayel’s Death May Mean Civil War—What Else for Mideast?
BEIRUT, Lebanon, Nov. 28—Last Wednesday afternoon, I was sitting in a café in Hamra, the traditionally Muslim neighborhood in West
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Wolfson's List
It’s that time again. Here, in full, are Howard Wolfson’s picks for Albums of the Year: Dixie Chicks — Taking
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Moneyed Monde of Monocle Ignores Market Roil
Tyler Brûlé was in New York on Wednesday morning, enjoying a cappuccino in the mausoleumlike lobby of the Four Seasons
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Art Schools Return to Their Roots, Another Artwork Thrown Out By Janitor, and...
Am art news for October 26.
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Hobby Lobby Family May Own Stolen Art, Mayor to Artists: ‘Don’t Leave!’… and...
Art news for October 27.
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The Next 9/11—Not If, But When
If our memory of the World Trade Center is fading, the carnage of Paris and Brussels should serve as a fresh reminder.
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Ai Weiwei Joins United Talent Agency, David Nahmad Denies His Modigliani Is...
The Chinese artist and activist is the latest art star to join Josh Roth’s new arts-focused division.
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Private Museum for Arab Art Slated for 2020 Opening in Beirut
The Ramzi and Saeda Dalloul Art Foundation has announced plans to build a 10,000-15,000-square-meter institution to house its 4,000-piece Modern and Contemporary Arab art collection.
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