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Middle Eat Monitor

The entire Middle East is shifting dramatically right before our eyes - calls for democratization, accountability in government, and broadened civil, social and human rights.

Each weekday, Middle East Monitor packs on-the-ground reporting, insightful analysis and audience participation in a dynamic 30-minute audio program.

On our latest program:


  • US backs action against Damascus with "Friends of Syria"
  • US Secretary General uses some of his strongest language yet on Syria
  • Israelis debate possible fallout from any attack on Iran

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Leveraging Facebook, Twitter, crowdsourcing and seasoned journalists, we help you spot political and social trends as they emerge.

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