Nadia Murad’s Extraordinary Courage to Live and Fight ISIS
As a humble Yazidi woman, Nadia Murad endured indescribable horrors at the hands of ISIS, bent on genocide. Talking about her own suffering and those of other Yazidis, she cal…
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Author: Saltanat Berdikeeva
The Rise of Fish Farming in Over-Fished Gulf Nations
Fish farming is the next big thing in affluent Gulf countries, such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Oman, where wild fish stocks have been declining and depende…
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Lebanese Maronite Christians Fret Loss of Their Power Amid Middle East Conflict
Christianity has seen a steep decline in the Middle East in recent decades due to persecutions, discrimination, violence, killings, low birth rates, and emigration. While Leba…
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Woodlands of the Middle East: Missing the Forest for the Trees
The dry, hot, and arid Middle East is not typically associated with forests and greenery. Without conservation and a concerted recovery effort, the few forests and vegetation…
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No End in Sight to Political Repression in Bahrain
While a recent release of a Bahraini activist Naja Yusuf from prison is a cause for celebration, many more political prisoners remain in prison in Bahrain. Since the pro-democ…
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Burning Forests Threaten At-Risk Populations in Morocco and Algeria
Wildfires burned thousands of acres of forests in Morocco and Algeria this summer. Man-made forest fires, exacerbated by climate change, risk further impoverishing the economi…
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