He Knows the Cost of Freedom, Now He Wants to Serve Falköping
By Akram Gizabi
With great pleasure, I learned that Ahmad Kamal Nateqi is running for the municipal council in Falköping. My pleasure stems from the...
FROM GENOCIDE TO THE CENSUS BOX
For more than a century, the Hazaras of Afghanistan have been defined by two things: a distinct language and lineage, and a history of...
Iran’s Energy Crisis and its Far-Reaching Consequences
Imagine a winter evening in Tehran. Temperatures drop to near freezing, and families huddle together under thin blankets, the chill biting deeper with each...
Turkey Emerges as a Key Winner in Post-Assad Syria
The Syrian Civil War, spanning over 13 years, has concluded with the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime. The rebel victory, bolstered by strategic backing...
Assad to Al-Jolani the Rise of Extremist Rule in Syria
Bashar al-Assad’s 24-year rule ended abruptly after 13 days of a coordinated rebel offensive. With his departure, Syria embarks on a new, uncertain chapter,...
Nila Ibrahimi A Rising Voice for Girls’ Education and Rights in Afghanistan
In a historic moment of recognition, 17-year-old Nila Ibrahimi, a Hazara refugee from Afghanistan, was awarded the 20th International Children’s Peace Prize in Amsterdam. Selected from...