Mark Zeitoun is professor of water security at the University of East Anglia, and former humanitarian-aid engineer throughout Africa and the Middle East.

Mark Zeitoun

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The World's Global Classroom

In Canada, university and college officials hope for an end to upheaval for international students

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Ten years after Washington’s historic deal with Havana, Cuba remains adrift

Commander of Kurdish forces in Syria speaks about the challenges ahead

Syria

Exclusive: A conversation with the commander of the US-backed Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces

How rare saintly relics ended up at a college in New York

Sacred Spaces

Holy Catholic relics from shuttered institutions are preserved on a New York campus

Israel's plan to expand settlements in the Golan Heights

Israel-Hamas war

Israel to expand Golan Heights settlements as Syria goes through political transition

Syria's prison offers a glimpse into Assad's brutal rule

Syrian prison offers a glimpse into Assad’s brutal rule

Mobilization defeat in Ukraine

Ukraine

As Ukraine loses ground in the east, the mobilization debate becomes more heated

Syrian refugees weigh the costs of returning home

After Assad’s fall, long-displaced Syrians begin to return home

College leaders and foreign students bracing for Trump administration

College leaders and international students brace for Trump administration

Okinawa's blue zone status questioned

Japan in Focus

Fake news? Unpacking the ‘Blue Zone’ myth in Okinawa.

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Palestinian children play on a ferris wheel near residential buildings that witnesses said were destroyed by Israeli shelling during a 50-day war in the summer of 2014, in Beit Lahiya town in the northern Gaza, July 27, 2015.

Gaza now has a toxic ‘biosphere of war’ that no one can escape

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