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Robert Fisk, in Toronto


September 24, 2015


Tickets: Students: $10 Advance / $15 At the door; Non-students: $15 Advance / $20 At the door
Please join us as we host Robert Fisk, veteran Middle East journalist and author, in Toronto, Thursday, Sept. 24.
Fisk's lecture will focus on how the Syrian civil war - especially the rise of the so-called "Islamic State" - has destabilized the existing order in the Middle East. Fisk's talk is entitled: 'Goodbye, Mr. Sykes! Adieu, M. Picot!' How the ISIS 'caliphate' frightens the Middle East - and us. The lecture will be followed by a Q&A period.

Time: 7pm
Venue: The Cathedral Church of St James
Location: 65 Church St Toronto, ON
Website: http://cjpme.org/EventPage.aspx
For information contact: info@cjpme.org
Categories: Arts & Culture

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