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Lara Setrakian

Dubai, New York, Yerevan
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Think Tanker. Columnist at @Semafor Gulf. Co-Founder of News Deeply, now hosted by The @newhumanitarian. Former MidEast Correspondent for BloombergTV & ABC.
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Through high-end medicine you can live in the UAE… forever

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By Lara Setrakian
| Semafor Verified
Lara’s view High-end clinics in the UAE have long attracted locals and tourists to a wide range of cosmetic treatments that shed the years superficially. But for those seeking therapies that are more than skin-deep, the nation has also become a destination for patients from India, Pakistan, neighboring Gulf countries, and beyond who are looking to live longer, better lives.
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EU pressure needed, after silent collapse of Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process

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By Benyamin Poghosyan, Lara Setrakian
| EUobserver Verified
What could have been a breakthrough at the European Political Community (EPC) meeting in London on July 18 turned out to be a diplomatic debacle. The leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan were to meet on the sidelines, it was hoped, and advance a peace agreement that would stabilise the South Caucasus after decades of intermittent conflict.
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Think Change episode 33: the forgotten crisis – what next for Nagorno-Karabakh?

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By Sara Pantuliano, Geoffrey Robertson, Lara Setrakian
| Overseas Development Institute
The world today is grappling with a multitude of conflicts, each of which different levels of global attention. In this episode, we shine a spotlight on a deeply under-reported humanitarian crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh (also known as Artsakh), situated in the South Caucasus. Historically predominantly inhabited by Armenians, Nagorno-Karabakh falls within the internationally recognised borders of Azerbaijan.
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