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Broken spirits: why Basra remained silent
17 oktober 2019 | by guest blogger
In the wake of the first anniversary of the Basra protests in the Summer of 2018, Iraqis throughout the Southern
Browsing the "Iraq" Tag
What to do with IS-fighters in Syria and Iraq, a debate
3 oktober 2019 | by Joanna Janssen
‘You´ll lose your credibility if you don’t do this’ a man in the audience states. He has been quiet all
Idlib Calling: Are you OK in Utrecht?
20 maart 2019 | by Evert-Jan Grit
Tuesday, March 19 Utrecht. Monday morning at 10:45 AM. The news comes in — a man has shot and killed
Basra is Thirsty!
5 oktober 2018 | by guest blogger
A city once known as the Venice of the Arab word, riddled with fresh water rivers and date palms orchards,
Why was Al-Atareb attacked?
21 november 2017 | by Evert-Jan Grit
Monday 13 November 2:08 pm Syria, Al-Atareb. A crowded marketplace. A clear, blue sky. Suddenly there are two explosions at
Addressing Insecurity in South Sudan, One Survey at a Time
21 juli 2017 | by guest blogger
I dragged my battered suitcase through the deserted arrivals hall of Schiphol airport in the early morning of July 9,
A bus ride through Ninewa province in northern Iraq
10 mei 2017 | by Simone Remijnse
The soldier at the checkpoint signals our bus driver to stop. I can feel the tension in the bus rising.
Trump’s first 100 days: is his bark worse than his bite?
28 april 2017 | by John Tyler
When I asked my colleagues here at PAX if US President Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office had already
Trump’s Troops: the arms industry
23 januari 2017 | by Frank Slijper
“There are some people who think you have to hate them in order to shoot them. I don’t think you
Mukhtara – Women Leaders in Iraq: Um Marwan
5 december 2016 | by guest blogger
“The most important thing we want is safety. To be safe, so we can be comfortable. These are the most
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