A criminology professor is charged with starting an ‘insanely dangerous’ series of fires. […]
NY Magazine: Andrew Rice on arson in California
TIME: Emily Schultheis on Germany and Russian gas
Germans are bracing themselves for the effects of Russia cutting off its gas supply to their country. […]
Apricots from Damascus
Syrian seasonal workers are helping save Turkey’s agriculture from collapse. Why have they become scapegoats? […]
Greece’s border villages face shrinking, aging populations
Locals in Thrace hope a plan to reconnect historical ties across national borders could bring life back to the region. […]
In Ghana, local problems threaten regional security
Fulani people are facing rising discrimination and violence. […]
NYT reviews Eve Fairbanks’s book
The New York Times reviews former fellow Eve Fairbanks’s new book, The Inheritors […]
Washington Institute: Andrew Tabler on Turkey and Syria
Former ICWA fellow Andrew Tabler provides a policy analysis report on a brewing Turkish incursion into Syria. […]
Istanbul Diary: Reflections on boats and buses during the Feast of Sacrifice
A public holiday brings Syrian immigrants onto the streets. […]
Webinar video: Has South African Democracy Failed?
Eve Fairbanks joins a Network 20/20 discussion with Palesa Morudu and Evan Lieberman. […]
The Atlantic: Jori Lewis on Senegal’s earth architecture revolution
There is work to be done to convince people that the more prestigious cement structures are less efficient than traditional materials. […]