Thanassis Cambanis Discusses Violence in Beirut

June 26, 2013

Thanassis Cambanis, Century's Beirut-based fellow, discusses violence in Lebanon. Watch on HuffPo Live now:

Thanassis Cambanis, Senior Fellow and Director of Century International

Thanassis Cambanis is an author, journalist, and director of Century International. His work focuses on U.S. foreign policy, Arab politics, and social movements in the Middle East.

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