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Jonathan Fenton-Harvey

Yemeni pro-government forces gather during their fight against the Houthi rebels around Hodeidah's airport on June 18, 2018.

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Open-Air Prison: Houthi Violations Spike as Yemen War Intensifies

2018/10/10

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Navigating the Unknown: UK Firms Brace for Implications from US Iran Sanctions

2018/05/30

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Power Struggle in Libya: Are Haftar’s Days in Politics Over?

2018/04/26

Democracy at Risk

How President Sisi Consolidated Power in Egypt

2018/04/09

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Yemen War Erodes the Country’s Architectural Heritage

2018/03/09

Syrian men carrying babies make their way through the rubble of destroyed buildings following a reported air strike on Aleppo, on September 11, 2016. Photo: Ameer al-Halbi, AFP

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After Years of War, Iraq and Syria Struggle to Bury All Dead

2018/01/19

Tunisian protesters are seen in the Djebel Lahmer district of the capital Tunis early on January 10, 2018 in a second night of unrest driven by anger over austerity measures. Photo: AFP

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Old Wounds Take Tunisians Back to Streets Again

2018/01/15

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Nightmare of Syria’s Eastern Ghouta Siege Leaves Mark on its Residents

2017/12/21

African men in Libya are reportedly sold into slavery, according to a CNN report in November 2017

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Migrants Continue to Suffer in Libya’s ‘Concentration Camps’

2017/11/24

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Civilians in Syria’s Eastern Ghouta at ‘Breaking Point’

2017/11/04

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The US and UK Could Resolve the Yemen Crisis

2017/11/03

Government buildings in the Tunisian capital. Tunisian democracy has faced numerous setbacks since the Arab Spring.

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Has Democracy Succeeded in Tunisia?

2017/10/25

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Jonathan Fenton-Harvey

Open-Air Prison: Houthi Violations Spike as Yemen War Intensifies

Navigating the Unknown: UK Firms Brace for Implications from US Iran Sanctions

Power Struggle in Libya: Are Haftar’s Days in Politics Over?

How President Sisi Consolidated Power in Egypt

Yemen War Erodes the Country’s Architectural Heritage

After Years of War, Iraq and Syria Struggle to Bury All Dead

Old Wounds Take Tunisians Back to Streets Again

Nightmare of Syria’s Eastern Ghouta Siege Leaves Mark on its Residents

Migrants Continue to Suffer in Libya’s ‘Concentration Camps’

Civilians in Syria’s Eastern Ghouta at ‘Breaking Point’

The US and UK Could Resolve the Yemen Crisis

Has Democracy Succeeded in Tunisia?

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