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13Dec/24

What is the drug captagon and how is it linked to Syria’s fallen Assad regime?

December 13, 2024HealthcareCreative Commons, dopamine, Drug, Fenethylline, Germany, Illegal drug trade, Israel, Lebanon, Melbourne, Nicole Lee, Nouh Zaiter, Stimulants, Syria, Syrian Captagon industry, United States, Xanthinesadmin

Nicole Lee, Curtin University

After the fall of the al-Assad regime in Syria, large stockpiles of the illicit drug captagon have reportedly been uncovered.

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05Nov/23

Has holy land been hijacked by fascist and terrorists?

November 5, 2023Conflict and WarAnti-Zionism, Arab–Israeli conflict, Boycott, Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions, Divestment and Sanctions, Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Israeli–Palestinian conflict, Jewish nationalism, Lebanon, Palestinian nationalism, Saudi Arabia, Second Intifada, Syria, Tel Avivadmin

On the eve of May 14, the Arabs launched an air attack on Tel Aviv, which the Israelis resisted. This action was followed by the invasion of the former Palestinian mandate by Arab armies from Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Egypt. Saudi Arabia sent a formation that fought under the Egyptian command. Continue reading →

23Sep/22

Women sacrifice their health to shield families from spiking costs

September 23, 2022EconomyAcademic disciplines, Agnes Wachira, Articles, Austerity, BEIRUT, Bucharest, Caroline Dery, catholic relief services, Companies, Felister Gitonga, Gender inequality, Ghana, Inflation, Karine, Kenya, Lebanon, Lin Taylor, London, Midwifery, NAIROBI, Nita Bhalla, Nita Bhalla Nitabhalla, Piyumi Fonseka, Poverty, Reproductive health, Reuters, Romania, S&P/TSX 60, S&P/TSX 60 Index, Sexual and reproductive health, Siththi Patima, Social inequality, Sri Lanka, Tala Ramadan, Thomson Reuters, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Wangari Kinoti, Women's rightsadmin

Rising inflation is widening gender gaps, say charities
Women report skipping medical care to feed families
Campaigners sound alarm over government austerity measures

By Nita Bhalla

NAIROBI, Sept 22 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – When the pain started in Agnes Wachira’s chest almost six months ago, the Kenyan mother-of-three dismissed it as a symptom of the daily grind of working long hours hand-washing clothes in the narrow lanes of Nairobi’s Kawangware informal settlement.
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