Map of Egypt. Google Images, 2011.
February 3, 2011 / Jane's Information Group
by Ellen Knickmeyer
Vowing not to use force against mass demonstrations calling for regime change, Egypt's military has taken a softer approach than the country's police forces.
March 20, 2009 / Christian Science Monitor
by Don Duncan
The humanitarian focus in Gaza will soon begin to shift, thanks to the more than $4 billion in pledges that were made by international donors at the Sharm el-Sheik conference this month. Among the...
February 11, 2009 / Untold Stories
by Eamon Kircher-Allen
Eamon Kircher-Allen, special to the Pulitzer Center
December 3, 2008 / Culture 11
by William Wheeler
One afternoon in May 2007, a few days after my graduation from journalism school, I was seated with some friends at a booth in Tom's Restaurant on the Upper West Side of Manhattan when my cell phone...
October 29, 2008 / Time
by Don Duncan
August 6, 2008 / Le Monde Diplomatique
by Don Duncan
The Lebanese authorities are planning to rebuild the Palestinian refugee camp Nahr al-Bared, which was pulverized last year by the Lebanese army.
July 15, 2008 / Le Monde Diplomatique
by Don Duncan
The three months of fighting at Nahr al-Bared last year brought a period of relative unity to Lebanon. In a country whose political process is founded on sectarianism, the army is one of the few...
July 14, 2008 / Le Monde Diplomatique
by Don Duncan
July 13, 2008 / Le Monde Diplomatique
by Don Duncan
Lebanon proposes to rebuild the Palestinian city-camp Nahr al-Bared, which was previously pulverized in a long siege, to preserve the memories of the old, yet return the area to Lebanese control.
July 10, 2008 / World Politics Review
by William Wheeler
May 26, 2008 / Untold Stories
by Don Duncan, William Wheeler
May 2, 2008 /
by Bethany Whitfield
Bethany Whitfield, Pulitzer Center
April 11, 2008 / America's Public Media
by Don Duncan
An estimated 300,000 Palestinians have found their way to Lebanon, where they make up 10% of the population.

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