Sofian Philip Naceur
 
Sofian Philip Naceur is a Cairo-based freelance journalist and Egypt correspondent for the newspaper Junge Welt in Berlin.
 
features
arms deals • 10 min read
Q&A with German MP Stefan Liebich: Revealing German arms exports to Egypt
Sofian Philip Naceur | The German government confirms that it authorized weapons and arms exports to Egypt worth 298 million
16 November 2017
forced disappearances • 17 min read
The legacy of the Algerian civil war: Forced disappearances and the cost of amnesty
Sofian Philip Naceur | How does the history of forced disappearances left unresolved by amnesty shape contemporary politics?
25 July 2017
migration • 16 min read
Europe’s migration trade with Egypt
Sofian Philip Naceur and Tom Rollins | Is cooperation between Egypt and the EU putting migrants at risk?
1 February 2017
 
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