Iraqi Doctors Bear the Toll of the Coronavirus Crisis
Iraq’s doctors and medical workers have long endured life-threatening circumstances, from being overworked to facing systematic targeting from militia factions. Now, the coron…
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Author: Jonathan Fenton-Harvey
Murder of Analyst Hisham al-Hashimi Spotlights Fractured Iraqi Politics
After the recent murder of well-known Iraqi political analyst and researcher Hisham al-Hashimi, the problem of limited free speech and targeting of prominent individual thinke…
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Buckling Under Pressure, the UN Grants Saudi Arabia Impunity in Yemen
Saudi Arabia has sought to pressure the United Nations into clearing its name of human rights violations in Yemen. Even though the UN’s compliance with Saudi bullying prevents…
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The Saudi-led Character Assassination of Tawakkol Karman
In an exclusive interview with Inside Arabia, Yemeni Nobel Peace Prize winner Tawakkol Karman discusses her human rights activism and the Saudi Arabia-led smearing of her, whi…
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Russia’s Power Game in Libya
Russia, under Vladimir Putin, has expanded its influence in Libya as a key supporter of Khalifa Haftar’s war. Yet Moscow often operates pragmatically and will surely adapt its…
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Coronavirus Used to Consolidate Egypt’s Military Rule
Egypt’s military regime has carried out gross attacks on human rights and journalism; now it exploits the coronavirus crisis to expand its powers. Will its Western backers kee…
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