Julnar Aizouki

Across digital ship-tracking maps, thousands of triangles fill the world’s ports and oceans, each marking a vessel’s reported location and destination. Suspicious tankers are plentiful among them.
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Linguistic biases in the NYT’s reporting of Palestinian deaths expose a dissonance between American liberal humanitarian values and foreign policy narratives that render Palestinian lives less grievable.
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Post-Assad Syria is being rebuilt–seemingly intentionally–upon a controlled narrative that utilizes unresolved trauma and enforced gratitude to suppress nuance and consolidate power from within.
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For over half a century, Syria has endured authoritarian rule, large-scale conflict, and mass displacement. Rebuilding the nation after the fall of the Ba’ath regime requires not only economic development but also the preservation of…
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Woman and patriarchal power are reconciled through the might of populist xenophobia.
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