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Armenia-Azerbaijan: Those Who Remained
Ethnic identity is a sensitive issue for those Armenians and Azerbaijanis who decided not join the conflict-induced, two-way mass emigration.
Afghan Refugee Focus
The number of Afghan refugees returning home following the over throw of the Taleban has surpassed all expectations.
Uzbeks Back As US Allies of Convenience
Memories of Andijan fade as Americans re-engage with Uzbekistan to secure Afghan supply route.
Turkey Takes Sharp Stance Against Israel
Erdoğan appears to weigh appeasing domestic anger with the potential geopolitical benefits of restraint.
Fake News Fuels Fear in Lebanon
A confusing media landscape leaves citizens desperately searching for credible information.
Gaza War Resonates in the South Caucasus
The region’s geopolitical shift following the Nagorny Karabakh conflict may continue amid the crisis in the Middle East.
How Flowers and Fruit Failed to Build a State
Former diplomat looks back at decades of frustrated attempts to support the two-state solution.
Israel: “I Witnessed Horrific Crimes”
An Israeli journalist who covered the kibbutz massacres describes anger, fear and denial.
The Cashier in Dubai
Investigative report tracks tangled route for money flowing to offshore companies from Moldova.