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Different educational system
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Amanpour CNN »
Amanpour CNN
Amanpour CNN☜Christiane Amanpours live global interview program ran on CNN from September 2009 to April 2010 with the aim of setting the agenda for a new global conversation. DebateGraph worked with Amanpour to map this conversation online – producing a map of around 3,000 ideas.☜F1CEB7
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Middle East Peace Process »
Middle East Peace Process
Middle East Peace Process☜Exploring the current state of affairs in, and prospects for, the Middle East Peace process.☜FFB597
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Prospects for the Obama-led peace negotiations? »
Prospects for the Obama-led peace negotiations?
Prospects for the Obama-led peace negotiations?☜What are the prospects for the current Obama-led negotiations?☜FFB597
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Immediate prospects for peace seem bleak »
Immediate prospects for peace seem bleak
Immediate prospects for peace seem bleak☜The immediate prospects for a peaceful long-term solution seem bleak.☜59C6EF
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Status quo fuelling extremists on both sides »
Status quo fuelling extremists on both sides
Status quo fuelling extremists on both sides☜☜98CE71
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Status quo feels like a single state/occupation to Palestinians »
Status quo feels like a single state/occupation to Palestinians
Status quo feels like a single state/occupation to Palestinians☜☜FF97FF
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Status quo is a form of Apartheid »
Status quo is a form of Apartheid
Status quo is a form of Apartheid☜☜98CE71
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Different educational system
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