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Nile Crisis: The Challenge of Sharing the World’s Longest River
Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan are at loggerheads over sharing the Nile's water. Recently, the three countries failed to reach an agreement on the impact...
Russia and Turkey: Reluctant Partners?
Could the rapprochement between Turkey and Russia lead to a long-term alliance or are both the countries simply cooperating for short-term gains?
Just ahead of...
Life for Syrians Across Europe Remains Precarious Seven Years On
A rise in right-wing nationalism across the European Union has resulted in increased hardship for many Syrian refugees. Seven years after fleeing the war...
Why the Label ‘Migrant’ Should Bother You
Summer 2015 saw the fixation of international media outlets upon "Europe's Migrant Crisis". It was the largest wave of mass-migration that Europe has faced...
Am I Not a Child? The Neglect of Child Refugees in Europe
In light of one of the greatest humanitatian crisis the world has ever seen, TRT World Research Centre has published a report on the...
Does the Private Sector Have a Role in Helping Syrian Refugees?
Cash transfers could be a solution to helping achieve sustainable success for Syrian refugees.
"Give a man a fish, and you feed him for...
Iran Sanctions Case
TRT World Research Centre’s report on the Iran sanctions case provides a detailed information about the developments in one of the most controversial cases...
Turkey’s Defensive Offensive: Operation Olive Branch
Turkey's defensive military offensive, Operation Olive Branch, started officially with heavy shelling of PKK/YPG positions in Afrin by 72 Turkish jets symbolising the 72...
Is Pakistan’s Populist Leader Facing a Political Dead End?
Imran Khan promises to be different from his predecessors if chosen to lead, but his ability to govern and his party's achievements in Khyber...
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