Spotlight
Some Gains, Many Sacrifices: Women’s Rights in Tunisia
Since the country’s independence, the position of women has been a point of both pride and controversy.
10 Iraqi Universities Rebuild In Wake of Islamic State
As the Iraqi-led coalition takes back territory, liberated universities are trying to serve students again.
Moroccan Researcher Follows Impact of Climate Change
Two years after joining NASA’s Atmospheric Sciences Lab, Kholoud Kahime continues her research on climate change and its impact on Morocco’s economy and society.
Cairo University President Leaves Legacy of Stability
Gader Gad Nassar steps down as president of Cairo University this month. His supporters say he has helped defend the institution from political and religious divisiveness.
Diplomatic Crisis Over Qatar Worries Gulf Educators
As boycott persists, students face disruptions and officials warn of longer-term impact.
New Moroccan Protests Call for Fresh Scholarly Approach
Social scientists say analysis and debate, not a crackdown, is the best response to a powerful new protest movement.
An Arabian Tree to Fight Cancer
Omani researchers are testing the reputed healing effects of frankincense.
- لا تتردد الثقافة الجهادية في الاستفادة من التكنولوجيا الحديثة والأسلوب المعاصر. https://t.co/dKapbW8xez #كتاب #الإرهاب #المجاهدين #ثقافة
- يعتقد المتطرفون الإسلاميون أن الإسلام يحرّم الموسيقى، لكنهم تبنوا النشيد. https://t.co/dKapbW8xez
- “The student is the only one who pays the price of the confused governmental plans. That must be changed.” https://t.co/aQnvUdUUA4
