Turkey: “Everywhere I look I see fear”
The failed military coup in Turkey has been a “gift from God” for Erdoğan, who is now cementing his grip on dictatorship
Read MoreThe failed military coup in Turkey has been a “gift from God” for Erdoğan, who is now cementing his grip on dictatorship
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Read MoreCan an Egyptian billionaires vision of turning a Mediterranean island into a just republic for refugees help solve the refugee crisis?
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Read MoreThe Egyptian revolution is fatally wounded but it is far too soon to sound the death knells. The dreams it unleashed are impossible to contain.
Read MoreReactions to apartheid South Africa differed across the Arab world and were coloured both by anti-colonial solidarity and the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Read MoreAlthough Egypt has been eclipsed on the Western media radar, it remains caught in a deadly bind between popular jingoism and religious demagoguery.
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