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While systemic reforms, policy measures, technological innovations, and environmental education are crucial components for promoting environmental action, true change cannot be achieved without individuals adopting more sustainable practices, which necessitates a combination of top-down and bottom-up strategies.
“This article was produced within the project «Empowering the Next Generation of Syrian Women Journalists» in partnership between the «Syrian Female Journalists Network» and «UntoldStories». This article was produced under the supervision of journalist Maisa Salih.” No one could mistake her voice as it gradually transformed over the years into a weary, husky voice, […]
Stefania D’Ignoti is an independent journalist who covers the Mediterranean region for a variety of international publications. Her work focuses on migration, conflict, women’s rights and organized crime, and has appeared in The Washington Post’s The Lily, National Geographic, The Guardian, BBC, The Economist and elsewhere. She has been based between Sicily and the Middle East over the past five years, and is currently living and working in Italy.
Short-sighted labour market policies will hurt EU cohesion in the long term
On our radar The new man in Mali He’s only 38 years old, but Assimi Goïta is making a lot of enemies. The Malian military officer became president last week after leading a second coup in the West African nation in just nine months. His actions saw the country suspended from the African Union and the regional ECOWAS bloc, while France said it would temporarily halt joint operations against jihadist groups operating in the region. Previous coups in Mali have all followed periods of civil unrest and received some level of popular support. But last week's events – triggered by a power stru...