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Why Palestinians Like Me See Little Hope 25 Years After the Oslo Accords Opened the Door to Peace
Twenty-five years after the Oslo Agreements between Israel and the Organization for the Liberation of Palestine, a Palestinian youth born during what was supposed to be the “era of peace” tells how life has dramatically deteriorated and how the “Oslo generation”, elsewhere called “Millennials”, has been raised knowing only despair, occupation, conflict and disillusionment.
Syria: The Social Origins of the Uprising
Remembering the real causes of the eruption the popular uprising in Syria, which is increasingly turning into an international war
Les généraux ouvrent la succession du président Abdelaziz Bouteflika
Alors que s’approche l’heure de l’échéance présidentielle, coups bas, manœuvres et arrestations marquent les luttes pour la succession en Algérie. Et l’armée met tout son poids dans la balance
Srebrenica: How Bosnians Reported Their Most Traumatic Story
As the anniversary of Srebrenica approaches, Bosnian journalists recall how the shocking scale of the atrocities slowly became clear in July 1995 as information trickled out and the first eyewitnesses to the massacres spoke to reporters.
City properties should be homes for people first – not investments
As the mayors of London and Barcelona, we see an emergency coming. The way housing works must be changed
My name is Sun
A military defector recounts his remarkable journey from the Assad regime’s army to a rebel brigade in Homs—via Palmyra prison—to exile in Idlib and, finally, menial labor in Turkey, where he still searches for the dignified life he hoped the revolution would bring him
The fallacy of Israel’s human shields claims in Gaza
Desperately trying to justify the killing of unarmed protesters, Israel once again uses its ‘human shields’ mantra