Amid a severe economic crisis, the Jordanian government has approved the start of copper mining in the Dana Biosphere Reserve. This project, which will destroy half of the res…
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Lebanon’s first Comic Art Festival, which took place from October 6 to 10 throughout the country, presented an opportunity for cartoonists to showcase the depth and complexity…
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Numerous sources have revealed that the Lebanese diaspora might be prevented from voting in the 2022 parliamentary elections. Considered an electorate hostile to the confessio…
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Israel prides itself on being a green democracy, when in fact it has used afforestation campaigns to expropriate Palestinians and steal their land. In this context, planting t…
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Morocco’s legislative and municipal elections have provoked an upheaval in the country’s partisan landscape, with the once ruling Islamist party losing 90 percent of its seats…
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In her novel “Mornings in Jenin,” Susan Abulhawa immerses the reader in the history of Palestine between 1948 and 2002, through the tragic story of a family torn from its land…
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