The oversupply of PhDs in Algeria presents a significant economic and educational challenge, as the country grapples with increasing unemployment rates across all sectors.
The recent municipal elections in Türkiye marked a pivotal shift away from the polarized political landscape dominated by pro- and anti-Erdogan sentiment.
In the absence of protective laws or regulations, Yemeni citizens—and particularly women—are increasingly exposed to online harassment.
The EU’s latest migration deals with Egypt and Tunisia offshore border control without meaningful commitments to address root causes of migration or safeguard human rights.
As the primary cause of drought—which has detrimental consequences for agricultural production—climate change is a growing challenge for Syria.
Both current and potential BRICS members are capable of competing with the seven major industrialized nations, threatening Western hegemony in the global economy.
By unconditionally supporting Israel’s war, Germany is increasingly isolating itself on the global stage.
Ongoing conflict has taken a toll on all Sudanese citizens, but it has been most severe for women.
Egypt’s personal status law has always sparked a wide range of reactions with society, particularly as it pertains to women’s rights.
Recent field research reveals that migrants continue to flee through Ras Al-Ayn, Mabrouka, and other Syrian border towns on their way to northern Europe.
For some, the prolonged conflict in Yemen has incidentally opened up new career prospects.
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