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The Middle East Media Research Institute (''MEMRI'') is a non-profit press monitoring and analysis organization that translates media from the [[Middle East]], South Asia, and [[Russia]] into [[English]]. Founded in 1997, it focuses on political, ideological, social, and cultural trends, aiming to bridge language gaps for journalists, policymakers, and academics.
Key Aspects of MEMRI.
Core Function:
Monitors and translates media (print, TV, and web) from [[Arabic]], [[Farsi]], [[Urdu]]-Pashtu, [[Dari]], [[Turkish]], [[Russian]], and [[Chinese]] languages.
MEMRI TV: A major project tracking over 100 channels in the Arab and [[Muslim]] world, with thousands of clips translated.
Focus Areas:
Covers issues such as radical Islamism, jihadism, anti-Semitism, and reformist voices in the Arab world.
Flagship Projects: Include the Jihad and Terrorism Threat Monitor (JTTM) and the Reform Project.
* [https://memri.org MEMRI]
* [https://x.com/MEMRIReports] on X]
==Notes==
*Bio of founder at [https://docs.house.gov/meetings/FA/FA00/20160706/105161/HHRG-114-FA00-Bio-CarmonY-20160706.pdf] ''house.gov''
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