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OPINION: The institutions created to respond to humanity’s gravest crimes cannot merely ask whether victims have been heard as witnesses. They must ask whether victims have been heard as participants in justice itself, writes @AzeemIbrahim arab.news/65jjq
Allowing refugees to work legally could sharply cut the cost of prolonged displacement while restoring their economic agency. The current system does the opposite.
@arabnews: arabnews.com/opinion/the-ref…
Millions of refugees are kept dependent because host countries restrict their right to work. In an era of shrinking aid budgets, letting people earn a living may be one of the most valuable forms of assistance we can provide.
My latest in @ArabNews:
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Dr. Azeem Ibrahim OBE retweeted
OPINION: In an era when the international refugee system is running out of money, allowing people to support themselves may be one of the most valuable forms of assistance we can provide, writes @AzeemIbrahim arab.news/pxvpn
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Dr. Syed Sayeed, a plastic and reconstructive surgeon and MedGlobal volunteer who has served on medical missions in Gaza, Sudan, and Syria, shared the devastating realities of treating war-related injuries at the 2026 MedGlobal Conference.
Drawing on his firsthand experience, Dr. Sayeed highlighted the growing complexity of injuries caused by modern warfare and the critical role of specialized surgical care in saving lives and helping patients recover.
#MedGlobal #CollaborationForGood #GlobalHealth #HumanitarianMedicine
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The nature of warfare is changing, and the consequences for civilians and humanitarian responders are becoming increasingly complex.
At MedGlobal’s 2026 Conference, Dr. Azeem Ibrahim, OBE, highlighted the emerging challenges of modern warfare, where rapidly evolving technologies are reshaping conflicts and raising urgent questions about accountability, civilian protection, and humanitarian response.
As the nature of conflict evolves, so must our approaches to protecting lives, safeguarding healthcare, and ensuring humanitarian principles are upheld.
Because no matter how warfare changes, the responsibility to protect human life must remain constant.
@AzeemIbrahim
#MedGlobal #CollaborationForGood #HumanitarianAction #CivilianProtection #GlobalHealth
While NATO counts missiles in #Kaliningrad, Putin is using it to jam GPS, probe our thresholds and map how European societies fracture when the systems that keep them running go unreliable. From 3 to 36 spoofing antennas. This is the real front line. Ignore it at your peril. My piece in @MaceMagazine
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#Kaliningrad is Putin’s live lab for hybrid war. GPS spoofing antennas there jumped from 3 to 36 in a year, blanketing the Baltics and beyond. He’s not waiting for tanks - he’s stress-testing Europe’s infrastructure, air traffic, shipping and political will right now. Treat it like war or keep losing. @MaceMagazine
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Dr. Azeem Ibrahim OBE retweeted
Nicaragua’s crackdown on Christian worship reveals why authoritarian governments fear independent churches, argues analyst Azeem Ibrahim in this opinion piece.
#Nicaragua #ReligiousFreedom #Christianity #HumanRights
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🇳🇮✝️🔗"#Nicaragua demuestra por qué los dictadores temen a los cristianos". Dr. Azeem Ibrahim, investigador del Instituto de Estudios Estratégicos del Colegio de Guerra del Ejército de los EE.UU. y director sénior en @NewlinesInst Washington, D.C.
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Para académico Azeem Ibrahim, el problema surge cuando se quiere decidir dónde se puede rezar. Ortega busca destruir a "sociedad autónoma"
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Dictators don’t target churches because they’re weak. They target them because churches answer to something higher than the state.
When a government decides where people can pray, what clergy can preach, and who can train the next generation of priests, the issue is no longer just religious freedom. It’s whether anything is allowed to exist outside the state’s control.
My latest in @ChDaily_News:
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Los dictadores temen a las instituciones que generan lealtad fuera del control del Estado. Las iglesias hacen exactamente eso.
En Nicaragua, Ortega y Murillo han prohibido +28.000 procesiones cristianas y forzado al exilio a más de 300 religiosos. Buscan destruir la sociedad autónoma.
Mi análisis en @laprensa:
laprensani.com/2026/10/13/po…
Dictators do not persecute Christians because they are weak. They persecute them because churches are the one institution that still answers to something higher than the state.
In Nicaragua, Ortega has banned over 27,000 processions and forced hundreds of clergy into exile for refusing to submit.
My latest piece in @ChDaily_News:
christiandaily.com/opinion/n…
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Nicaragua shows why dictators are afraid of Christians
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Dictators fear institutions that command loyalty outside state control. #Churches do exactly that.
Nicaragua shows it clearly: 27,000+ #Christian processions banned and 200+ clergy forced into exile under Ortega & Murillo after churches sheltered protesters in 2018.
When the regime decides where you can pray or carry a cross, nothing independent is safe.
My latest piece in @ChDaily_News:
christiandaily.com/opinion/n…
Malaysia says 1,476 Myanmar nationals returned voluntarily.
The UN is less certain. They were in immigration detention. UNHCR was not allowed to interview them first.
A signature is not a choice when the alternative is indefinite confinement.
Voluntary return should mean more than the absence of force. It should mean the presence of a meaningful choice.
@arabnews
arab.news/gtc54
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OPINION: A refugee choosing between two viable futures is exercising agency. A refugee choosing between detention, destitution and danger is doing something very different. Voluntary return should therefore mean more than the absence of physical force, writes @AzeemIbrahim arab.news/gtc54
Two Myanmars now coexist.
One holds the UN seat. The other runs the borders, the trade, and the refugee talks.
Legitimacy and control have split, and the international system has no good answer for it.
My piece in @arabnews
arabnews.com/opinion/the-wor…
Russia has insulated its urban middle class from the war. New rules that lock draft-age men out of mortgages, property and business ownership suggest that insulation is ending - and that Moscow is preparing for a final push.
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