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Arrested Saudi Prince Has Been a Major Academic Donor
Prince Alwaleed bin Talal has supported centers at some of the world’s best-known universities. Now he is under house arrest.
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Oxfam Urges Help for Youths Returning to Mosul
A new report looks at what services are needed by the Iraqi youth who have survived the conflict in Mosul…
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Studying New Forms of Migration in Morocco
The sociologist Mehdi Alioua sees himself as an advocate and a mediator.
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Strife in South Sudan Puts Children at Risk
Thousands have been abducted to be soldiers in the nation’s civil war. Many more have fled to avoid that fate.…
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Opinion
With Mass Arrests, Saudi Arabia Silences Independent Voices
The detainees include scholars, preachers and public intellectuals from across the ideological spectrum.
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Referendum on Kurdistan’s Independence Echoes in Education
The governance of Kurdistan’s many universities and the fate of its minority students are among the issues that are up…
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Libya’s Civil Disorder Has Closed 8 Universities
The ongoing violence in Libya has forced many of its professors to leave and shut down eight universities.
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The Palestinian Museum Hosts Its First Exhibit
Forty-eight artists contributed to an inaugural exhibit that looks at Palestinians’ aspirations through the lens of Jerusalem.
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Once Reviled, Libyan Archaeologists Take on a New Role
The study of the remains of ancient civilizations, once considered a relic of colonialism, is making a comeback.
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Opinion
Listening to the Voices of Syrians, Unadulterated
An American professor documents the stories of Syrians before and after the revolution, allowing them to speak for themselves.
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