“Scapegoated by Everyone, Wanted by No One,” by Joshua Levkowitz (Syrians in exile, 2021-2023), New York Times, July 12, 2023 […]
NY Magazine: Andrew Rice on office space in NYC
“New Glut City,” by Andrew Rice (Uganda, 2002-2004), New York Magazine, July 17, 2023 […]
ICIJ: David Kenner on Germany and the Panama Papers
“Plaintiff seeks to anonymously sue Germany for alleged breach of contract to share revenue raised due to Panama Papers’ tax fraud investigations,” by David Kenner (Saudi Arabia, 2019-2021) and Hamish Boland-Rudder, International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, July 13, 2023 […]
Russian émigrés’ fractured families
Exiles reckon with accusations of betrayal from loved ones back home. […]
After the Wagner mutiny, is Putin still Russia’s irreplaceable man?
The mercenary group’s revolt raises more questions than answers, ICWA fellows say. […]
Syrians trapped in Lebanon’s failed state
A mounting anti-refugee campaign is raising real fear about deportation home. […]
Crete: Europe’s unacknowledged southern border
Greece’s largest island embraces its contradictions. […]
Jori Lewis wins James Beard Book Award
“Slaves for Peanuts: A Story of Conquest, Liberation, and a Crop That Changed History,” by Jori Lewis (Senegal, 2011-2013) wins a 2023 James Beard Foundation Book Award for Reference, History and Scholarship. […]
Hoover: Paul Rahe on Putin’s folly in Ukraine
“Putin’s Folly in Ukraine: NATO Redivivus,” by Paul Rahe (Turkey, Greece, 1984-1986), Strategika, Hoover Institution, May 18, 2023 […]
Video: Steven Tagle Greece fellowship report and panel
“Borders are important,” ICWA Fellow Steven Tagle said during his fellowship report at New York’s Lotos Club on May 18. They separate “but at the same time invite you to cross.” He was quoting Angela Giannakidou, president of the Ethnological Museum of Thrace in northeastern Greece, with whom he made many trips to remote villages […]