Sarah Edgcumbe is a doctoral researcher with the School of International Relations at the University of St Andrews “There are no Roma in Iraq”. This was the response to an interview request I sent a non-Iraqi humanitarian professional working in Iraq in 2021. Iraqi Gypsies and Roma have been narratively erased from the Iraqi landscape during…
Moe Saito, International Organization for Migration
From our series “Culture, Conflict and Recovery in Asia”
2 February 2022 14.00
HRH Prince Turki Al Faisal is a member of the Royal Family of Saudi Arabia. Until 2001 he was the Director of the Saudi Arabia General Intelligence Directorate, and later served as Ambassador in London and Washington DC. He more recently established the King Faisal Foundation to promote education in Saudi Arabia, and is the…
The summer issue of the Asian Affairs Journal is now available online – click here for the contents page. Some articles are free to view by all visitors (as indicated); others are only available for free to RSAA memers/JSTOR/Taylor & Francis/Academic subscribers. Highlights include “Yemen and the Huthis: Genesis of the 2015 Crisis” – an…
Manuel Martorell is a Spanish journalist and one of the founders of the national daily El Mundo, where he held the posts of Editor-in-Chief and Foreign Editor. He has been covering the Kurds since 1983 and has published three books on the subject and produced a number of television documentaries. 8 February 2015. This will…
