‘A crisis on top of multiple crises’: The politics behind humanitarian aid in Syria
Phoenix Woolnough explores the complex political dynamics underpinning the failure of humanitarian assistance in Syria following the recent earthquakes.
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Phoenix Woolnough explores the complex political dynamics underpinning the failure of humanitarian assistance in Syria following the recent earthquakes.
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Rebecca Turton analyses whether the radical Islamist organization ISIS is still a threat to modern societies.