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Charles Sennott

Christian worshippers from around the world along the Via Dolorosa
Conflict
Tensions over Jerusalem palpable during Good Friday, Passover celebrations
Politics
Saudis Without a Cause
A man hauls a box of blankets during distribution hours in Zaatari refugee camp. First opened on July 23, 2012 as a temporary settlement in Jordan for Syrians fleeing conflict has since turned into a permanent fixture resembling a small city rather than a
Conflict
Why Jordan is reaching its limits with Syrian refugees
A general view of Tahrir Square during the fifth anniversary of the uprising that ended 30-year reign of Hosni Mubarak in Cairo, Egypt on January 25, 2016.
Conflict
5th anniversary of Egypt’s revolution ‘a sad day for those of us who really believed’
An Afghan boy plays with a balloon at his house in Mazar-i-Sharif in 2014.
Conflict
Foreverstan: The legacy of America’s longest war in 8 photos from photojournalist Farshad Usyan
Why World War I still matters, 100 years after it began
Business, Economics and Jobs
This week’s agenda: debt megotiations, jobs, and unrest in the Middle East
Global Politics
Remembering Sally Goodrich
Conflict & Justice
McCrystal replaced in Afghanistan
Conflict & Justice
Inside the Taliban, Part IV
Global Politics
Revisiting an Afghan girls’ school
Conflict & Justice
Pakistan vs the Taliban
Conflict & Justice
The resurgence of the Taliban
Global Politics
Secret talks with the Taliban
Conflict & Justice
Reaching across Iraq’s sectarian divide