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Rami Khouri has covered the Arab world for 4+ decades from Beirut
A Palestinian-Jordanian journalist and scholar, Khouri writes for the NYT, Washington Post, and The Guardian. Based at AUB in Beirut, he offers rare on-the-ground Arab insight to global audiences.
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- $28 billion
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$28 billion
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- 11
- 17
- 23
- 31
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23
First-time voters like Yovana Curi are among the most watched in any election.
New voters bring fresh perspectives shaped by current events rather than party habit. Analysts closely track first-time voter turnout as a key indicator of shifting political priorities and generational change.
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As head of the Ceasefire Centre for Civilian Rights, Lattimer monitors violations against non-combatants in active war zones. His work documenting civilian casualties makes him a key expert on humanitarian law and accountability in conflict.
