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Reuters reporter/producer based Beirut and covering events here & in the region. Eyes on Syria now. Retweets don't mean I agree. Views, if expressed, are mine.
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RT @lindseyhilsum: The aim of @thecircle_oxfam for journalists is to support young women journalists in countries where #mariecolvin report…
KERRY SAYS SYRIAN GOVERNMENT FORCES HAVE MADE GAINS ON THE GROUND IN RECENT DAYS BUT SAYS HE REGARDS THESE AS "VERY TEMPORARY" via @reuters
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Deborah Turness Named President of NBC News
nytimes.com — NBC News on Monday named Deborah Turness, a British news executive, as its next president, ending a monthslong search to fill one of the most prestigious jobs in American television journalism. Ms. Turness will be the first woman to run a network news division in the United States.
RT @yaraabinader: What if u plz help me collect data for my Master's essay (abt Lebanese film distribution)? surveymonkey.com/s/SWL55YH - Less …
What do Lebanese watch? [Que regarde le public Libanais?]
surveymonkey.com — Staying anonymous, just a little about you to refine the statistics of the survey. [En restant anonyme, quelques informations vous concernant pour affiner les résultats de l'enquête.
RT @DanWilliams: Israeli-made "rebel" jeep shown on Syrian TV "has been decommissioned by the IDF for more than a decade" - @IDFSpokesperson
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Mandela Fades as South Africa Battles Over Legacy
nytimes.com — JOHANNESBURG - "Smile!" the visitor implored, an edge of forced bonhomie in his voice, as he held up a cellphone camera to take a snapshot. But the face of Nelson Mandela, the 94-year-old leader of the struggle against apartheid who became South Africa's beloved first black president, remained impassive as stone.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover World and more.
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