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Read more: Hydroponics and AI: Farming Innovations in KurdistanIn Kurdistan, innovators are reinventing agriculture, creating climate-friendly solutions for food security and boosting local resilience in the face of water scarcity and shifting…
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Read more: What You Might Have Missed: August at Middle East UncoveredFrom Gaza’s embattled journalists to Iraq’s ambitious new trade corridor, August was a month of defining shifts across the Middle East. Here’s a look…
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Read more: “Safe Screen Time” in Afghanistan Means Staying AliveFor Afghan youth, the internet is both a risk of arrest and a lifeline for learning, work, and connection.
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Read more: Sustainable Farming Solutions: Tackling Water Scarcity in KurdistanA wave of agri-entrepreneurs is proving that farming can survive Northern Iraq’s unrelenting droughts and desertification
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Read more: Ideas, Not Weapons: Faisal Al Mutar on The Winston Marshall ShowHow do you counter extremism and build a freer Middle East? For IBB President Faisal Saeed al-Mutar, the answer is ideas, not weapons. On…
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Read more: Lebanon After the Blast: Rebuilding Lives, Demanding Justice, and Restoring HopeFive years on from the Beirut port explosion, survivors are still demanding justice — and communities are rebuilding with help from IBB’s Innovation Hub.
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Read more: What You Might Have Missed: July at Middle East UncoveredFrom Syria’s warlords scrambling for power to Afghan entrepreneurs defying the Taliban, July was a month where real stories broke through the noise.
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Read more: Wheelchair-Accessible Transport Finally Arrives in LebanonA devastating accident showed Paul Debs what Lebanon lacked. Now he’s filling the gap himself to give the disabled community its mobility back.
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Read more: Beyond the Headlines: What Real Progress Looks Like in Q2 2025While conflict and political dysfunction dominate most headlines about the Middle East, another story is unfolding—one shaped by educators, translators, entrepreneurs, and everyday citizens…
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Read more: The Artists of Sulaymaniyah Found a Home. Can They Keep It?Against a backdrop of economic crisis and fading state support, Sulaymaniyah’s artists have turned a derelict tobacco factory into Kurdistan’s most vibrant cultural refuge