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“We are desperate, we are lost and do not know how to deal with the crisis.” -
Ahead of expected infection peak, experts see financial crisis looming. -
Unlike elsewhere in the world, the authorities have not imposed a quarantine or restricted public events. -
Russia’s economic woes will have a major knock-on effect in the region.
6 Apr 20
The need for factual and fair reporting is more important than ever.
6 Apr 20
“We are desperate, we are lost and do not know how to deal with the crisis.”
6 Apr 20
Ahead of expected infection peak, experts see financial crisis looming.
1 Apr 20
Unlike elsewhere in the world, the authorities have not imposed a quarantine or restricted public events.
30 Mar 20
Russia’s economic woes will have a major knock-on effect in the region.
30 Mar 20
Country is one of the three in the world most reliant on oil.
29 Mar 20
Parts of the region appear in denial, while elsewhere governments request emergency relief.
28 Mar 20
Flagship vote put on back burner while country deals with Covid-19.
28 Mar 20
Critics claim leadership was too slow to focus on challenge ahead.
27 Mar 20
Hardline Bosnian Serb leader suspends – at least temporarily – his divisive rhetoric.
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Mosul: Culture and concerts where IS once reigned
For almost three years, while her home city of Mosul was under occupation by so-called Islamic State (IS), Tahani Salih kept a daily diary documenting their crimes.
By Daniella Peled, IWPR Managing Editor
