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05/02/2025

Politicization of Aid: Impact on Trust in the Humanitarian System

The latest decision halting aid raises urgent concerns about the integrity and future of the global humanitarian system. By weaponizing aid as a tool for political leverage, this move not only undermines the principles

22/01/2025

Breaking the Silence: Tackling Mental Health Stigma and Challenges for Youth in Jorda…

By: Fabienne Rorke, Renaissance Strategic Center Assistant Mental health challenges affect youth worldwide and Jordan is no exception. Yet stigma surrounding mental health remains a significant barrier, leaving many unable to access the support they

13/01/2025

Menna Nabil: “Pleasure favors the adventurous, while the coward is left with re…

At the age of sixteen, she did not imagine that volunteering in student activities and local community initiatives would open the door for her in the future to join the She Leads program, implemented

09/01/2025

The Return of Syrian Refugees: Considerations and Determinants

Since declaring the fall of the former regime in Syria, there has been talk of the return of Syrian refugees, whose number amounts to over 6 million refugees all over the world. News stations

07/01/2025

An Enduring Limbo: Europe’s Decision to Pause Syrian Asylum Applications

By: Fabienne Rorke, Strategic Research Center Assistant On the 8th of December 2024, celebrations erupted in Damascus as opposition fighters, led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), took control of the city, forcing President Bashar

06/01/2025

GNQP on UNRWA: countering Israel’s ban

By: Dr. Lex Takkenberg After the Israeli Knesset passed two bills on October 28, 2024, aiming to ban the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) from

09/12/2024

In Crises, Who Cares?

By: *Eleonora Banfi & Laura Del Duca In 2023, weather-related hazards such as storms, floods, fires and droughts displaced more than 26 million people. Projections indicate that by 2050, more than 200 million people

02/12/2024

From Pink to Black October: More Should Be Done to Advocate for Women in Conflict and…

By Fabienne Rorke, intern at RSC The devastating war in Sudan has been raging on since April 2023 resulting in many civilian casualties, yet women and girls remain disproportionately affected. Women in Sudan suffer

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