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Came here to ask this. I was pleasantly surprised with the news outlet they choose based in Lebanon. It wasn’t run by any of the current political groups, so good on them for doing that. Still, it’s interesting to know on what basis they choose news agencies to work with.

I know it’s not much but I literally just came across a news headline on Ecuador’s president and his links to the pandora papers on Democracy Now. It’s brief but it’s there and this news outlet usually does a good job in highlighting corrupt figures within the US and abroad

Frankly every Middle Eastern journalist is terrified their government is after them.

Considering Khashoggi resided in America and worked for an American agency, what assurances can you give to the rest of the journalists to report without fear?

If it wasn’t for the Turkish authorities, you get the impression this story might not be as big as it is today.

Is the Washington Post working with the Turks to investigate what happened or are you on your own?

All good points. It’s unfortunate you’re being downvoted. But that speaks more on how Americans still feel about their failed war