To understand what the war in Ukraine means for the Middle East and North Africa, Democracy in Exile reached out to a wide range of experts.
That thing in her hand isn't a furled umbrella: / It's the microphone that records sounds / of birds, of...
The pace of reforms instituted under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been swift enough to generate countless headlines about...
Israel's response to the murder of Shireen Abu Akleh has been a textbook example of hasbara, the Israeli effort to...
President Joe Biden's campaign pledge to treat Saudi Arabia as a "pariah" was always hard to believe.
The fragile, two-month truce in Yemen that was just extended for another two months has been welcomed by all parties...
Karim Belhadj's story is all-too familiar in Tunisia, where the criminalization of homosexuality contradicts the right to privacy and nondiscrimination...
Defense ties between Turkey and Ukraine represent just one element of what was already a steadily progressing integration between Turkey...
Palestinians do not—and cannot—have faith or trust in Israel to investigate itself and deliver justice or accountability.
As a Palestinian journalist, if I can't count on my international peers to expose propaganda and hold power to account,...
The life and death of Shireen Abu Akleh epitomize the Palestinian struggle, not only for the right to self-determination, but...
A Bahraini political activist and campaigner for human rights across the Gulf region, Maryam al-Khawaja has a few rules to...
"In the Refugee Camp, / after the explosion, a door flies into a far street, / rests near a heap...
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