History comes full circle as Syrians resettle in a Turkish province that was once their own. […]
Strangers in a familiar land
FROM THE FIELD: There’s a Greek port on the edge of the EU. NATO is using it
A conversation with ICWA fellow Steven Tagle. […]
Greek locals are helping fortify their country’s borders
A border crisis in 2020 has hardened attitudes toward migration and border security. […]
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. […]
Emergence Magazine: Jori Lewis on the Baobab tree
Baobabs have migrated across Africa’s landscape, and endured for millennia. […]
Susan Morrow receives literature award
The American Academy of Arts and Letters honors former fellow. […]
Financial Times: Neri Zilber on Israel and Ukraine
Naftali Bennett has been in frequent contact with European leaders to end Russian hostilities in Ukraine […]
In Greece, Orthodoxy remains at the heart of village life
The Church that preserved Hellenism throughout Ottoman rule is adapting to the pandemic. […]
Valley News on Peter Martin
‘There was always laughter when he was around’ […]
Book talk: Andrew Rice to speak at Politics & Prose
Dealing with Putin requires acknowledging the 19th-century origins of his 21st-century threats. […]