Beatrice Farhat is a journalist who writes for Al-Monitor, covering a wide range of topics including Middle Eastern politics, conflicts, and regional dynamics. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and reporting, Beatrice's articles shed light on the complex issues and events shaping the region.
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Beatrice Farhat's coverage predominantly focuses on the Middle East conflict, with a particular emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to government & politics and world affairs. She seems most interested in covering geopolitical developments, conflicts, and diplomatic relations within the Middle East region.
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By: Beatrice Farhat
The Egyptian government said the recent findings could lead to the discovery of a massive temple as significant as the Luxor Temple.
By: Beatrice Farhat
The Islamist-led rebels who launched a surprise assault on government-held Aleppo are now at the gates of Homs, after taking Hama, as clashes in Daraa threaten the government’s presence in the south.
The Syrian rebels have taken Damascus and say they toppled President Bashar al-Assad’s regime after his family had ruled Syria for more than half a century.
Many Lebanese are celebrating the fall of President Bashar al-Assad in Syria after Lebanon suffered for decades under the Syrian military occupation and its interference in Lebanese politics.
By: Beatrice Farhat
Syrian rebels and former government officials are working to ensure a 'smooth' transition of power by forming a transitional government to take over the coming period after the ouster of President Bashar al-Assad.
By: Beatrice Farhat
The UK-based nonprofit Airwars said in a new report that the number of civilians killed during the first three weeks of the Israeli war on Gaza is the largest it has ever recorded since its establishment in 2014.
Russia is reaching out to the new forces in Syria in a bid to maintain its military bases in the country, citing the ongoing threat of the Islamic State.
By: Beatrice Farhat
Russia is moving its troops and equipment in Syria following the fall of the Assad regime, with the Kremlin saying no decision has been taken about the Russian military status in the country as of yet.
By: Beatrice Farhat
Jordan and Syrian trucks are once again using the only border crossing between the two countries as Israeli troops take position in a buffer zone and European diplomats engage with the new authorities in Syria.
By: Beatrice Farhat
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian traveled to Cairo to attend a summit of the D-8 Organization for Economic Cooperation.
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