They have endured a historic earthquake and a consequential election. […]
For Syrians in Turkey, it has been a tough year
Misapprehensions are blocking a resolution in Niger
With other West African countries taking sides in the standoff, insecurity in the region is rising to new levels. […]
Controversy and danger surround Russian activists in Lithuania
A Navalny protege on spearheading the political opposition to Putin. […]
Crete’s Pride a lifeline for Greece’s queer community
Behind the scenes as the island capital’s LGBTQIA+ group plans its seventh festival. […]
Unrest casts shadow over Senegal’s biggest holiday
President’s coyness on third-term bid exposes societal tensions. […]
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 […]