Interview 1322 – Sharmine Narwani on the Changing Face of the Middle East

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🗓️ 17 November 2017

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Today James talks to political analyst and commentator Sharmine Narwani on the explosive events in the Gulf this week and what they tell us about the changing power relations in the Middle East. From the wind down of the Syrian terrorist insurgency to the shock resignation of the Lebanese PM and the Game of Thrones in the House of Saud, a new regional picture is emerging, one in which two power blocs are competing for the upper hand in the new Middle East. Narwani breaks down this new dynamic and paints the picture of where things are heading in this dynamic region.

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Corbett Report.
0:08.1	Welcome, friends, James Corbett here at CorbettReport.com.
0:10.6	Today is the 8th of November 2017, and if you've been paying any attention whatsoever to the news this week,
0:16.0	you'll have seen explosive fireworks going on in the Gulf, well, figuratively at this point, but who knows what
0:23.5	will eventually from all of this, just some incredible things going on. And this is part and
0:29.8	parcel of the larger reshaping of the entire Middle East that is taking place right now. It has
0:35.6	been for a few years. And someone who's been
0:38.2	documenting that and keeping her eye on it is Charmine Narwani, and an analyst and a writer who I'm
0:45.4	sure you've probably encountered before, if from nothing else than our previous conversation with her.
0:50.0	I think that was three years ago at this point. But at any rate, that is in the archives.
0:54.7	But more importantly, you should be following her articles.
0:57.6	They're often reposted to places like RT and the American Conservative.
1:01.7	But she is available directly at Mideastshuffle.com.
1:05.5	And I believe her Twitter handle is at S. Narwani.
1:08.5	Is that correct, Charmine?
1:10.4	That's right. All right. Thank you for that. No problem. Well,
1:12.9	of course, the links to all of that will be in the show notes. So please do go directly there.
1:17.6	And don't just take my word for it. In fact, the other day we were talking to Eva Bartlett about
1:22.1	Syria in a popular conversation that's being spread around quite a bit right now. I asked Eva about
1:26.6	her sources, recommended sources talking about the Syrian situation. She rattled off quite a few of
1:32.0	them. And as soon as we stopped the recording, she said, ah, I forgot Charmy Narwani. So I did put
1:38.3	your Twitter in the show notes to that conversation, because you are a recommended source
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