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Utopia: Imagine a plastic-free life in your town

At a bustling fruit and vegetable market in Imbaba,...

Egypt’s Migrant Dilemma: What Does the State Really Want?

At eleven o’clock at night, the Hadayek el-Ahram district...

From Berbera to Bab al-Mandab: “Somaliland” as a platform for Emirati and Israeli hegemony in the Red Sea

By unilaterally and unlawfully recognising the secessionist region of Somaliland, Tel Aviv has effectively established a strategic presence near the Bab el-Mandeb...

Guinea-Bissau: Barons, Coup-Makers, and the Poor

It feels all too familiar, given how often it occurs and how similar the pattern is across the African continent, particularly in...

European Money, Libyan Bullets: The Dark Story of the Coast Guard

“Help us, please— we’re going to die!” The desperate pleas came from ten young migrants moments after they were violently pushed into...

When the sea swallowed the dream of the lane 5 runner… About Samia Youssef’s unfinished migration

She was running, not to outrun anyone, but to outrun a reality that was chasing her: war, poverty, and the restrictions imposed...

Trapped in the Web of “Fashion’s Spider”.. We Export Cotton to the West, Only to Wear Its Waste

We spend months planting, nurturing, and harvesting cotton, only for it to be shipped abroad, while we are left with nothing to...