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Radio Interview: The normalisation of Arab states with Israel and its implications for the Palestinian cause

Dec 17, 2020 | Radio interview, UNITWIN Network

Professor Fethi Mansouri was recently interviewed on SBS Arabic 24 radio on the normalisation of Arab states with Israel and its implications for the Palestinian cause. The interview, conducted by Iman Riman and Manal al-Ani in Arabic, can be accessed by clicking...

Radio Interview: Aggressive secularism exacerbates religious tensions in France

Nov 27, 2020 | Radio interview, UNITWIN Network

Following on from his recent article co-authored with Professor Greg Barton and published on ABC’s Religion and Ethics online, Professor Fethi Mansouri was interviewed on 25 November 2020 by Andrew West from On The Religion and Ethics Report on ABC Radio National,...

Radio Interview: France’s crime should be condemned, so should other crimes

Oct 27, 2020 | Radio interview

Professor Fethi Mansouri was recently interviewed by SBS Arabic24 Radio to provide his views on recent events in France. The interview, conducted by Iman Riman and Manal Al Ani explored comments from the French Interior Minister, Gerald Darmanin where he said he was...

Global implications of Covid-19

May 21, 2020 | COVID-19, News, Radio interview

Professor Fethi Mansouri was recently interviewed by Iman Riman and Manal al-Ani on SBS Arabic 24 Radio. To listen to the full interview in Arabic, please click here.

Radio Interview: The 2019 Tunisian Elections

Oct 20, 2019 | Radio interview

In an interview with SBS Arabic24 , Professor Fethi Mansouri addresses the significance of the upcoming Tunisian elections and its impact on the world stage.

Radio Interview: The Tunisian Elections

Sep 23, 2019 | Radio interview

Professor Fethi Mansouri was recently interviewed by SBS Arabic24 to speak to the upcoming Tunisian presidential elections and the country’s democratic process.
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