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MIR Meets: Nadim Houry
Host Theo Shouse sits down with Nadim Houry, the executive director of the Arab Reform Initiative, a think tank…
Tremblements de terre meurtriers : Comment la politique…
Le tremblement de terre de magnitude 7,8 qui a frappé la Syrie et la Turquie le 6 février dernier a exacerbé l’état…
Aid and Politics: The Weaponization of Humanitarian…
The recent earthquake in Syria sheds light on broader challenges the country has faced for years regarding…
Europe’s Selective Humanity
However, on seeing the European Union’s willingness to provide this help to Ukrainian refugees – on an extremely…
Europe Must “Grow Bigger” to Greet Little…
Little Amal, the giant refugee puppet captivating the world's attention, encourages the West to adopt a more…
Justice in Syria: There Should Be Some
Where transitional justice mechanisms have sought to enforce accountability and achieve justice for victims around…
Who gets to be a journalist?
Ensuring the rights of journalists at protests is not only a matter of principle — it is also a question of…
Vaccine Rollout in the Middle East: A Spotlight on…
As one of the world’s most economically disparate regions, the Middle East provides a stark example of inequality…
Where Do Refugees Stand in the Beirut Disaster?
As the Lebanese parliament remains in shambles, popular protests have continued despite a COVID-19 lockdown, and…
Battling Conflict and COVID-19: The Changing Dynamics…
Since 2011, civil war has raged on in Syria, creating one of the worst humanitarian crises of the 21st century.…
Idlib: Syria’s Final Battle
After nine long years of brutal conflict, the Syrian Civil War is beginning its final chapter, and Idlib, the final…
Vaulting Ambition
So long as the Syrian Civil War persisted in full force, the contradictions between Russia's alliances could be…