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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: The World Moved On. She Stayed to Defend Yazidi WomenBritish-Kurdish genocide survivor Taban Shoresh founded an NGO to support Yazidi women left behind by war, as global attention — and aid — moves…
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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: The Books the Taliban Doesn’t Want ReadThey banned “The Kite Runner,” “Sapiens,” and “Brave, Not Perfect.” One young couple sells them anyway