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How anger in Washington over Khashoggi’s murder has led to progress in the Yemen conflict The Independent, 14/12/2018

Navine G. Dossos

Gouache on paper
100 x 100 cm

This painting was based on the following article:

How anger in Washington over Khashoggi’s murder has led to progress in the Yemen conflict, by Cockburn, Patrick / The Independent, originally published 14/12/2018.

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Photo by Yiannis Hadjiaslanis.

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