Killings in 2017 have yet to be addressed, raising concerns about the future.
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Ghosts of violence haunt Nigerian town
Thomas Goltz dies
Former fellow chronicled brutal conflicts in the Caucasus. […]
Turkey’s presidential election boosts nativist politics
And endangers an immigration boom in Gaziantep. […]
Descendants of expelled Muslims renew ties with Crete
A century after a major population exchange, Turkocretans offer an example of reconciliation with Greece. […]
Washington Institute: Andrew Tabler on Russian obstructionism
“On Syrian Aid, Don’t Bet on the Security Council,” by Andrew Tabler (Lebanon, Syria, 2005-2007) and Anna Borshchevskaya, The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, July 19, 2023 […]
Nigeria’s banditry crisis deepens
Blamed for mounting violence, Fulbe herders are forced to flee.
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Local communities confront the new reality of climate change
Amid major heatwaves, ICWA fellows describe change and adaptation in Europe and Africa. […]
AFP: Robbie Corey-Boulet on a stricken Yemeni tanker
“‘Risk is high’: ship arrives to pump oil from Yemen tanker,” by Robbie Corey-Boulet (West Africa, 2014-2016), Agence France Press, July 16, 2023 […]
Foreign Policy: Emily Schultheis on German debt
“Is Berlin Ready to Break the Bank?” by Emily Schultheis (Germany, 2019-2021), Foreign Policy, June 13, 2023 […]
NYT: Joshua Levkowitz on Syrians in Turkey
“Scapegoated by Everyone, Wanted by No One,” by Joshua Levkowitz (Syrians in exile, 2021-2023), New York Times, July 12, 2023 […]