Why Israel has no right to self-defence

The human rights and political situation of Palestinians in the West Bank, and especially in Gaza, is dire. Since the Continue reading →

Calais after the Jungle: a living nightmare

Between September and December 2017, I have volunteered with Care4Calais, a charity providing assistance to refugees in the Calais region, Brussels, Continue reading →

Qatar crisis: a broader consolidation of power

This article was published on openDemocracy. In “Morbid Symptoms“, Lebanese academic Gilbert Achcar argues that the Arab uprisings that started Continue reading →

My interview with Howard Nicholas on international trade and global development

Howard Nicholas teaches at the International Institute of Social Studies (ISS), in The Hague. His research interests are Economics of Continue reading →

Six considerations on the French elections

The exhaustion of traditional parties. The absence of both mainstream political parties that have dominated French political life for the Continue reading →

The truth behind Front National’s change of heart

This article was published on openDemocracy. Marine Le Pen’s Front National (FN) is leading in the polls of the upcoming Continue reading →

Europe’s border regime leaves the Mediterranean a (profitable) graveyard

This article was published on The New Arab In April 2016, European Council President Donald Tusk wrote that the EU needed a Continue reading →

Brothers in arms: Europe’s right-wing and religious extremists

This article was published on The New Arab In recent years, rhetoric in Europe that stigmatises Muslims and Islam has Continue reading →