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The Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia region is at a turning point. There are opportunities for sustainable economic development through reforms and technological shifts but there are challenges in the form of political obstacles and conflict. Recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic will also be uneven. After the success of a summit in Baghdad this week that brought together regional leaders, Iraq's President Barham Salih said the country has become a “point of convergence”. Mr Salih said the region was in need of a new “political, security and economic system to meet the challenges of terrorism, extremism and the economic crisis”. With the fallout from the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan likely to require a response from all its neighbours, a regional solution to its problems is needed now more than ever. Co-hosts Mustafa Alrawi and Kelsey Warner break down the current scenario. Hosted by Mustafa Alrawi and Kelsey Warner Produced by Arthur Eddyson and Ayesha Khan In this episode: The Baghdad summit (0m 50s) The significance of the meeting (3m 16s) Is Iraq ready to deliver on their ambitions? (7m 17s) Opportunity for dignity (9m 55s) Read more on our website: Iraq becomes ‘point of convergence' after hosting regional summit Iraq PM urges leaders to work together for Middle East peace Mena region faces a ‘turning point' and needs to press on with reforms as it recovers from pandemic, IMF says Subscribe to Business Extra for free to receive new episodes every week Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Podbean

"I accidentally texted my mum instead of my boyfriend" Phil is a pilot, originally from South Africa.  A mix up with a text message nearly made him come out  before he was ready.  He talks about growing up gay in South Africa and what it was like to be gay whilst living in the Middle East Find us on twitter @ComeOutStories and on Instagram @ComingOutStoriesPod

In this episode, JD Kathuria sits down with Retired 34-year CIA Veteran Doug London to talk all thing foreign policy with regards to Afghanistan. London is known for his expertise in counterterrorism and intelligence in the Middle East and now works as an adjunct associate professor at Georgetown University’s Center for Security Studies teaching writing in intelligence to graduate students in the DC area. London speaks on the current relationship between our presidential administration and the intelligence community and how this affects operations. Is there a future for the United States that does not involve military action in the Middle East? Find out here, on this segment of Executive Perspective.

Are you a Creator or a Maker? Do you feel unsettled if you are not making, drawing or creating?  Carrie Brummer's' life has become her career - she's an artist first and wants us to stop putting art last on our list.  This Enterprising Expat found love in Dubai and followed her heart to Oman but (a tale a lot of expat spouses are familiar with) wasn't allowed to work in Muscat.  Her blog and ideas grew into a business and online community.  In this episode:  Learn a little more about the Middle East    Find out how Carrie dealt with all the feelings that come with being a “Trailing   Spouse”    Discover our pet peeves and the “oddest” thing Carrie has eaten .
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Across the Middle East, many Christians live in perilous situations, with governments that treat them as second-class citizens or antagonize them because they profess Christ. So what’s the most pressing things we can pray about for the Middle East? Find out from host Taylor Berglund in this episode.

Chuck Carlson of We Hold These Truths contends that the US war policy is obvious and transparent, but is hidden from us in the confusion created by respected media, like the Financial Times of London, that allow us to be puzzled by the obvious.  Why is US  policy deliberately widening the 26-year old war in the Middle East? Find out in this dynamite, 15 minute program. (Related article: here)

Will the Antichrist arise from the EU or the Middle East? Find out as Bill Salus interviews Dr. David Reagan on Prophecy Update Radio.

Will the Antichrist arise from the EU or the Middle East? Find out as Bill Salus interviews Dr. David Reagan on Prophecy Update Radio.