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Syria’s young draft-dodgers migrate to Iraq
Military desertion is draining the country of some of its remaining best and brightest.
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Humanitarian and security concerns clash at Greece’s borders
Mounting evidence of human rights violations against migrants is threatening the country's reputation.
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Strangers in a familiar land
History comes full circle as Syrians resettle in a Turkish province that was once their own.
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Greek locals are helping fortify their country’s borders
A border crisis in 2020 has hardened attitudes toward migration and border security.
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Droughts, dams and the unfulfilled promise of food security in West Africa’s Futa Toro region
One village’s experience shows how government intervention in a unique river ecosystem has created new problems.
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In Greece, Orthodoxy remains at the heart of village life
The Church that preserved Hellenism throughout Ottoman rule is adapting to the pandemic.
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The vanishing potential of Gambia’s truth commission
The past is relevant only as long as it remains connected to the present.
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What’s next for India’s farmers?
After the success of a year-long protest in the capital, a return to the land brings resolve to pursue real reforms.