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Hey hey, ho, ho, Donald Trump has gotta go

By sajjeling on January 22, 2017 • ( Leave a comment )

The politics and consequences of Peter Dutton’s comments

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Hasanin Sadeq and Diwaniya’s vibrant art scene

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In Australia, not all Visa Applicants are equal

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Halal love – in Beirut

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Take Aniseed not Antidepressants: battling Arab taboo (III)

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Orphaned in a broken city

By Shahd Al-Janabi on July 1, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

No one is spared in war. Thirty-three years of political mistakes made in Iraq has today resulted in three million orphans. Atia and Mohamed Al-Daradji’s haunting documentary, In My Mother’s Arms, profiles Iraq’s orphan […]

A World Not Ours: Forgotten Palestinians

By Jennine Abdul Khalik on June 28, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

Italian, Brazilian and German flags fly over Ain el Hilweh, a crowded Palestinian refugee camp in southern Lebanon. They look out of place among Yassir Arafat’s face on small billboards and slogans […]

A battle to sit through

By Miran Hosny on June 28, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

The “Battle of the Camel” was an unforgettable day for Egyptians. After the Battle, the 2012 Cannes film entry based on those events, is also unforgettable, but for the wrong reasons. Set […]

Why do Arabs vote for the Labor party?

By sajjeling on June 28, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

Jennine: On the morning of the 2011 state elections, my father told me to preference Labor. “I’ll vote for whoever I want,” I replied. It was my first time voting and I […]

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