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Kim Ghattas

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@TheAtlantic @FT contributor. Visiting prof Dartmouth College. Author: BLACK WAVE on Saudi-Iran rivalry. Top 100 NYT books for 2020. Next book out Oct 2026.
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There is no grand plan on Iran

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By Kim Ghattas
| Financial Times Verified
The writer is author of ‘Black Wave’ and an FT contributing editor In the late 1950s, Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser quipped to...
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‘Beware small states’: why Lebanon endangers the unfinished Israel-Iran war

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By Kim Ghattas
| Financial Times Verified
The writer is author of ‘Black Wave’ and an FT contributing editor “Beware of small states,” wrote Russian anarchist and writer Mikhail...
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This book explores how the 1979 Iranian Revolution and the siege of Mecca changed Pakistani politics

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By Kim Ghattas
| Scroll.in Verified
Saudi influence in Pakistan was not new. So far, it had taken the form of benevolent generosity for grand projects, like a national mosque for which King Faisal had donated $120 million in the 1960s. But the subcontinent was steeped in Indo-Persian culture, and Pakistan’s heritage was layered with centuries of Persian influence, from literature and poetry to food and music – and also its national language.
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