Fellows & Editors
Kathy Lally
- Trip:
- Lebanon and Syria 2004
- Affiliation:
- Baltimore Sun
- Country:
- Lebanon and Syria
- Year:
- 2004
Kathy Lally is deputy foreign editor at the Baltimore Sun.
Stories
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Syrian activists refuse to bow
DAMASCUS, Syria -- Mild-mannered, frail and slightly bent, Riad al-Turk stood straight and powerful before the ruthless Syrian regime, preferring to spend 17 years in solitary confinement rather than renounce his political beliefs...
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How a hero to Muslims is a villain to the West
BEIRUT, Lebanon -- He has a gentle manner, a long religious pedigree and a reputation for impressive scholarship in the Shiite world that holds sway in Iraq, Iran and Lebanon. The United...
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For Syria, ‘a long road’ to reforms
May 14, 2004 DAMASCUS, Syria - The warrior Saladin once ruled these lands, among a line of caliphs and kings, despotic and not, stretching back thousands of years. Today's potentate is President Bashar Assad,...
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For Arabs, report is a must-read
BEIRUT, Lebanon - Nader Fergani smiles almost mischievously when he discusses the next installment - coming in October - of the most widely read publication in the Arab world. He enumerates the...
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Beirut’s Green Line lingers still
BEIRUT, Lebanon - Growing up in the middle of a civil war, with his city turned into a battlefield, bullets flying, neighbors disappearing, Yaser Abun-Nasr made sense of it as well as...
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