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The guest of this week’s episode is Iraqi historian and researcher Rashid al-Khayoun, who says the “Iraqi Spring” began in 2003, and calls on Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki “to maintain a liberal legacy.” Khayoun says it is necessary “to correct the wrong concept of presenting Saddam Hussein as a Sunni and... Maliki as a Shiite, because sects don’t tolerate the tyranny of rulers, even if they belong to their sect.”
Eda’at (‘spotlights’ in Arabic) covers political, cultural and human-interest stories. It regularly interviews high-profile figures, providing a round-up of the most important stories relevant to a particular guest or current event.
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