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Technology, Democracy and the New World Order

Technology, Democracy and the New World Order

MAGA, Myths and the Middle East

by Ramon Blecua

If we want to play a role in the world to come, we need to understand the extent

A mural of Chokri Belaid, a politician assassinated in 2013.

The Economic Effects of Transitional Justice

Can Tunisia Break With Its Past?

by Stian Overdahl

Niama El Bassunie, the CEO of WaystoCap, says she encourages entrepreneurs in Morocco to consider business ideas that can help resolve paint points across the African continent.

Morocco’s Tech Treps Pick Their Market

The Growth Continent

by Stian Overdahl

One of the photographs by France Keyser in her series 'French and Muslim', the winner of the professional category.

The 2017 zenith Photo Award

Identity Through the Lens

by zenith Staff

The Sahara desert region of Fezzan in Libya.

Italy’s Intervention in Libya’s South

Italy Goes South

by Alessandra Bajec

Football fans in Iran

A Beautiful Game in Iran?

90 Minutes of Freedom

by Florian Bigge

Designer Khaled Bader drawing a mural in the new Tanarout centre.

Cultural Space in Benghazi

Freedom Through Art

by Mat Nashed

Not only local fisherman suffer from the predrying of Lake Urmia: Salt and dust also severely affect regional farms and their farmland.

Interview with Ecologist Naghmeh Mobarghaee

Saving Iran’s Lake Urmia

by Robert Chatterjee

Sallum, a border town between Egypt an Libya

Reading Egypt’s Policy on Libya

Egypt’s Balancing Act in Libya

by Alessandra Bajec

A Lybian School in Egypt

Libyans Barred Refugee Status in Egypt

Seeking Refuge

by Nahla El Nemr

Carsten Ast and Noha Khattab performing at a studio based in Berlin

Can Performance Art Help Heal Egypt’s Wounds?

Egypt’s Mad Modern Circus

by Leo Wigger

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