Begging for water at the Shousha campsite
Life In a Shuttered Refugee Camp in Tunisia
Politics

Holding Out For a Miracle

by Mirco Keilberth
Bringing Solar Power to Egypt
zenithTalk: Yaseen Abdel-Ghaffar

Bringing Solar Power to Egypt

by zenith Staff
Yaseen Abdel-Ghaffar
Abu Ghraib
A Former Iraqi Terrorist Finds Sanctuary In Switzerland
Politics

The Man From Abu Ghraib

by Laura Pannasch
Hagia Sophia
Confronting the Middle East’s Bloody Past
Politics

History and its Enemies

by Daniel Gerlach
Agacli countryside
The Environmental Cost of Job Creation

Black Sea Villagers Fret Over Vanishing Forests

Job creation often comes with a hefty environmental cost in Turkey.
by Anna Lekas Miller
The Call to Activism
zenithTalk: Ines Amri
Ines Amri

The Call to Activism

by Sarah Illingworth
Egypt’s Young Entrepreneurs Carve Out a Space
Enabling Innovation in Egypt

Egypt’s Young Entrepreneurs Carve Out a Space

by Stian Overdahl
Agrimatic Farms outside Cairo
One of Mixed Dimension's creations.
Innovative Entrepreneurs in Jordan Expand Globally

With Limits at Home, Jordanian Entrepreneurs Look Abroad

Jordanian entrepreneurs on what it takes to grow their firms internationally.
by Bethan Staton
As Middle East countries diversify their economies technical skills are in demand.
Demand Rises for German Vocational Skills Training

Building German Skills in the Middle East

by Staff writer
Hashemi Rafsanjani
The Impact of Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani’s Death on Iranian Politics

Will Rafsanjani’s Death Shake Up Iran Politics?

by Lisa Neal

A heavyweight of Iranian domestic politics and world affairs, former President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani died 8 January 2017. Amid a country’s grief, various factions and individuals may stand to benefit from a power shift, says Adnan Tabatabai.