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With the Israel-Hamas War ongoing on Lebanon’s southern border, the country’s multiple interconnected crises have compounded. How has the security situation evolved? What is Lebanon’s role within the broader Axis of Resistance and the broader geopolitical web? What are the repercussions on regional security stability of their involvement? How have the economic and social challenges facing the country been exacerbated by the war? Has the unstable regional security situation diminished confi...

Liat Steir-Livny’s profile on The Conversation

On November 13, the Department of Bangla, Uttara University unveiled the first-of-its-kind health humanities lab in South Asia. The inauguration ceremony, graced by Prof. Dr Ahmedul Kabir, Additional Director General of Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), Bangladesh, highlighted the significance of integrating medical humanities into higher education.

Cancel culture and “wokeness” operate in reverse when it comes to the Jews. For all other minorities, the Woke Police eagerly sniff out barely perceptible (or non-existent) …

It is unacceptable that Jewish students don’t merit protection from "macroaggressions," especially when they have nothing to do with academic freedom.

Jew-hating blood libels find a home in a "Decolonizing Trauma Studies" course.

The Princeton seminar will be taught by Satyel Larson, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Near Eastern Studies.

Depression treatment barriers may challenge clinicians to effectively help patients. Learn how to engage challenging patients here.

The £3,000 ‘Mac for your face’ & how to stay in touch with reality

Over the coming weeks, in a new series called ‘Volunteers of Cork’, TIMOTHY O’MAHONY will talk to those who are selflessly giving their time to ...