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Arie Amaya-Akkermans, a writer in Turkey, has collaborated with Prof. Joel Christensen on writing about the fate of Greek, and other minorities as well as the ancient Antioch (eastern Turkey), after the devastating Turkish earthquake.
Arie Amaya-Akkermans, a writer in Turkey, has collaborated Prof. Joel Christensen on the fate of Greek, and other minorities as well as the ancient Antioch (eastern Turkey), after the devastating Turkish earthquake.
The humanitarian response to a natural disaster can be an opportunity to demonstrate the power of human solidarity among states and communities in conflict. While the levels of animosity and mistrust
The February 6 earthquake and strong aftershocks killed more than 46,000 people in Turkey and about 6,000 in Syria.
In the direct aftermath of the devastating earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria, EU-funded UN aid was delivered to Damascus despite the Assad regime’s disastrous track record, which includes stealing aid from international institutions. On the ground in Northwest Syria, frustration with the UN is rising, especially as aid from neighboring countries entered quickly.