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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?
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Ahmed Naji • 9 min read
Learning to walk after crawling
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Abdel Latif al-Tahan
The 100-year-old chained-up duck (Part 2)
One day, Pierre Brossolette, a French resistance figure, pointed to a poster of the movie Gone with the
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Abdel Latif al-Tahan and Abdel Latif al-Tahan
The 100-year-old chained-up duck (Part 1)
It is September 1915 in France; almost a year has passed since humans have discovered their ability to
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Alfred Raouf
Europe, and the Islamic State within
“One day, not very far from now, Europe will wake up to a nightmare.” I made this comment to friends
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