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  • Turkey. The power structure’s crackdown on the “enemy within” Jean Michel Morel
  • Egypt. Al-Qarah Relies On Solar Energy to Pump Water Omaïma Ismaïl, Nada Arafat
  • Israel-Lebanon. The Maritime Borders of Discord Doha Chams
  • Yemen. Unfiltered Neoliberal Policies Have Worsened the Water Crisis Helen Lackner
  • US Military Destabilised by Climate Change in the Middle East Bruce Stanley
  • Water Stories from the Maghreb and the Middle East Médias indépendants sur le monde arabe
  • Water in Tunisia: Poverty Line and Impoverishment Plans Mohamed Rami Abdelmoula
  • Presidential Elections in Iran. One “Official” Candidate, Multiple Divisions Bernard Hourcade

Most popular articles

  • Who Are Libya’s New Leaders? Jalel Harchaoui · 20 February
  • Oman Stymied by the “Green” Turning Sebastian Castelier · 6 April
  • How the Gulf Monarchies Made Ex-King Juan Carlos Rich Ignacio Cembrero · 9 March
  • Who Will Pay for the Rafales Delivered to Egypt? Jean-Pierre Sereni · 12 May
  • Algeria: Dark Days Ahead for the Oil Sector Jean-Pierre Sereni · 23 February
  • How Abu Dhabi Uses its Influence in the United States Eva Thiébaud · 20 April

People and minorities + more

  • Turkey. The power structure’s crackdown on the “enemy within” Jean Michel Morel
  • Quebec. The Law on Religious Neutrality Causes Another Outburst of Islamophobia Adèle Surprenant
  • Afghanistan: Escalation of Ethnic Tensions While the US Prepares to Evacuate its Troops Diane Villemin

Economy + more

  • Egypt. Al-Qarah Relies On Solar Energy to Pump Water Omaïma Ismaïl, Nada Arafat
  • Water in Tunisia: Poverty Line and Impoverishment Plans Mohamed Rami Abdelmoula
  • Water Stories from the Maghreb and the Middle East Médias indépendants sur le monde arabe

Conflicts + more

  • Israel-Lebanon. The Maritime Borders of Discord Doha Chams
  • Yemen. Unfiltered Neoliberal Policies Have Worsened the Water Crisis Helen Lackner
  • US Military Destabilised by Climate Change in the Middle East Bruce Stanley

Politics + more

  • Presidential Elections in Iran. One “Official” Candidate, Multiple Divisions Bernard Hourcade
  • Algeria’s Hirak: Experimenting a Political Agora Ahmed Ghanem
  • How the Gulf Monarchies Made Ex-King Juan Carlos Rich Ignacio Cembrero

Israel/Palestine + more

  • To Break the Deadlock, Palestine Needs Democratic Elections Hicham Alaoui
  • Memory War in Israel on Arab and Iranian Jews Lior B. Sternfeld , Menashe Anzi
  • Rigged Match in the Media Ring Jean Stern

Human Rights + more

  • Who Will Pay for the Rafales Delivered to Egypt? Jean-Pierre Sereni
  • UE-Egypt: A Disgraceful Partnership Baudouin Loos
  • Unworthy Agreement Between France and the United Arab Emirates Eva Thiébaud

Religion + more

  • Tunisia. Ennahda Undone By the Test Of Power Hatem Nafti
  • Islam. A Little-Known Poem by Victor Hugo as an Antidote to Islamophobia Louis Blin
  • A Censured Debate Farhad Khosrokhavar

History + more

  • Absurd History, Absolute Future Sarah Rifky
  • Things I Learned on How not to Remember the Revolution Lina Attalah
  • French Law on Separation of Church and State. Diverting Secularism to War against Islam Alain Gresh

International Relations + more

  • Pakistan, India, China: A Planetary Realignment in Southern Asia Olivier Da Lage
  • Will Joe Biden Have the Nerve to Rejoin the Nuclear Deal with Iran? Sylvain Cypel
  • Syria: Competition for Influence Between Moscow And Tehran Régis Genté

Environment + more

  • Climate Change Devastates the Sahel Rémi Carayol
  • COP22 From Rhetoric to Action Warda Mohamed
  • Why Water is an Endangered Vital Resource in the Maghreb Sana Sbouai

Women + more

  • Israeli Society Sick With Rape Jean Stern
  • Veiled Women in France. Entrepreneurship Against Discrimination Ariana Mozafari
  • Tunisia. Inheritance Equality Contested Thierry Brésillon

Culture + more

  • Towards a New Arabic Pop? Pierre France
  • Why Streaming Hasn’t Overtu(r)ned Music in the Arab World. Not Yet Pierre France
  • Algeria, Sacred Country or Secular Land? Ghania Mouffok

Media + more

  • Tunisia: Battleground for the Gulf Media Sarra Grira
  • Egypt. Fighting “Evil People” Rather Than Covid-19 Ahmad Abdelhalim
  • Facebook Recruits an Israeli Censorship Expert Jean Stern

Societies + more

  • Virus, Dance of Death and Social Control Christian Jouret
  • Where’s Iran Going? Ali Fathollah-Nejad
  • Greece, the Humanitarian Dead-End Amelia Cooper, Sylvain Mercadier
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