21/07/2026
“THEY ARE TRYING TO END THE COLONIAL PERIOD.”
Speaking with Mehdi Hasan on Zeteo, Harvard Kennedy School Senior Fellow Rami Khouri breaks down the long-term historical forces driving current regional conflicts.
The current friction between global powers and regional actors isn’t just about short-term deals, it is a long-term push against historical foreign dominance.
Areas like Lbanon, Plestine, and Ir*n remain active hotspots because their histories were most impacted by external intervention.
Khouri notes that while many regional states hold formal independence, major economic and military decisions remain tied to foreign approval.
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Source: Zeteo