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“Every public display of Islamic religious practice is seen as a manifestation of Islamism.”
Olivier Roy
Sudan. In El Fasher, “We Live with the Stench of Blood and Death.”
Eliott Brachet
« The Israeli Army has become a professional militia army »
Sylvain Cypel, Assaf David
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The endless exile of Afghan refugees in Pakistan
Ondine de Gaulle, Shahzaib Wahlah
Journal de bord de Gaza 111
“It seems, it wants to close the case”
Rami Abou Jamous
In Uzbekistan, an Islamic revival under strict surveillance
Emma Collet
Syria - Russia: A pragmatic rapprochement
Régis Genté
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People and minorities
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“Every public display of Islamic religious practice is seen as a manifestation of Islamism.”
Olivier Roy
Syria.The Alawites’ great dismay
Paloma Dupont de Dinechin
Iraq. Much hangs on the census
Héloïse Wiart
Conflicts
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Sudan. In El Fasher, “We Live with the Stench of Blood and Death.”
Eliott Brachet
The endless exile of Afghan refugees in Pakistan
Ondine de Gaulle, Shahzaib Wahlah
In Uzbekistan, an Islamic revival under strict surveillance
Emma Collet
Israel/Palestine
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« The Israeli Army has become a professional militia army »
Sylvain Cypel, Assaf David
Journal de bord de Gaza 111
“It seems, it wants to close the case”
Rami Abou Jamous
Gaza diary 110
“We’re out of the war but the war isn’t out of us.”
Rami Abou Jamous
International Relations
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Syria - Russia: A pragmatic rapprochement
Régis Genté
Iran : From revolutionary strategy to nationalistic retreat
Bernard Hourcade
Saudi Arabia Relies on China to Secure its Normalisation with Iran
Fatiha Dazi-Héni
Religion
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Bahrain. Palestine, engine of popular discontent
Raphaël Le Magoariec
Rabi’ al-Madkhali, death of a Saudi Salafi ideologist
Laurent Bonnefoy
JORDAN
: Banned, but the Muslim Brotherhood is still very much present
Thomas Sarthou
Environment
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Iran on the verge of a nervous breakdown
Marmar Kabir
Climate Change Devastates the Sahel
Rémi Carayol
COP22
From Rhetoric to Action
Warda Mohamed
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Tunisia. In Soccer stadiums, the resistance of Ultras groups
Chaker Jahmi
Tunisia: Media Under Pressure
Lilia Blaise
The Campaign Against TikTok or the Rivalry of Hypocrites
Martine Bulard
Culture
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Lebanon. In Tripoli, the revival of alternative culture
Michelle Eid
Jordan. What’s happening to theater
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Sara Al-Ramahi
‘Telk Qadeya’, anthem of divorce from the Western world
Sarra Grira
Societies
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In Italy, the new hip-hop stars sing in Arabic
Federica Araco
Israel. Universities, an essential link in the colonial enterprise
Sarra Grira , Maya Wind
Egypt. Mostafa Madbouly, the man disfiguring Cairo
Ibrahim Ezzeldin
History
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Beirut, a city at breaking point
Lelia Mezher , Peter Harling
Palestine: In the West Bank, free rein for settler brutality
Jean Stern
Mental Health Treatment in Algeria. The Talisman and the Couch
Ghada Hamrouche, Ghania Khelifi
Economy
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Maghreb: For the Eid festivities, the price of sheep soared
Djamel Belaïd
The United Arab Emirates take a risky but winning gamble in the Middle East
Fatiha Dazi-Héni
Kuwait. Parliament’s suspension jeopardizes an exception in the Gulf
Claire Beaugrand
Human Rights
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Maati Monjib: “Corruption is rife in Morocco”
Omar Brouksy
Egypt: The Shawarma Dispute
Dalia Chams
Israel’s Spyware Diplomacy in Africa
Suraya Dadoo
Women
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The Hushed Ordeal of Palestinian Women
Meriem Laribi
Algeria: Independent Publishers Are Opening New Vistas for Books and Archives
Kenza Merzoug
Algeria. A Grey Area in the Family Code: Femicides Still Go Unpunished
Ali Boukhlef
Politics
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Tunisia: Exploiting Fear and Rivalries, Kais Saied Stands Alone at the Helm
Sarra Grira
Tunisia in the mirror of the democratic transition in Latin America
Youssef Cherif, Richard Feinberg
Saudi Arabia: The Lasting Imprint of King Salman
Philippe Gérard