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politics
Will the second phase of the ceasefire in Gaza achieve peace, or reproduce the crisis?
The second phase of the ceasefire aims to reassure Gaza’s residents and the international community about its continuity; however, internally, it could become a challenging and complex stage to manage.
labor/economy
Women’s Entrepreneurship in Yemen: Ongoing Resilience Amid Crises
Women’s entrepreneurship in Yemen is no longer merely an economic choice; it has become an existential necessity amid the continuing Yemeni crisis.
art and culture
Algerian Women Challenge Traditions on the Theatre Stage
Despite growing visibility of women in Algeria’s national theatre, challenges persist, as their experiences reflect strong determination that defies norms and affirms theatre as a space for creativity and self-expression.
