I've been slow about blogging lately - without my own computer and photo access. But I've still collected links in the past weeks (even though they've been a bit hectic) to share - so here goes:
LA Times about water issues in Yemen.
BBC collects opinions from Iraqi bloggers. BBC also meets Iraqis in Cairo. Gulf News meets women in Iraq, talking about life and work.
Al-Jazeera on the future of Cyprus.
MERIP on gay pride in Turkey.
BBC looks at hijab-fashion in Cairo.
ICG on governance in Gaza (also available with a link in Arabic!).
Human Rights Watch follows developments in Saudi-arabia.
The Economist looks at families and football in Abu Dhabi. Gulf News looks at "first ladies" in the Gulf.
Gulf News on Iranian networks in the GCC - with an unexpected Swedish twist...
The National on a photo exhibition of the hajj in Arabia - beautiful photos! The exhibition (currently in Dubai!) website is found here.
National Geographic looks at a planned underwater museum in Alexandria.
Barnett Rubin on Afghanistan in The National.
The Economist runs a story on Pakistan's tribal areas. BBC meets young men recording occurences in Kashmir.
Dagens Nyheter worries about the fate of a women's activist and blogger upon forced return to Iran. A more general view of the pressure on women's activists is found here.
The New Statesman features a theme-page "Inside Iran".
Arab popstars in Stockholm! (Svenska Dagbladet features)
Svenska Dagbladet reports on new international regulations for private armed forces.
Fokus runs a feature on the debate in Sweden on the so-called FRA-legislation, on electronic surveillance and personal integrity.
Swedish EU-commissioner Margot Wallström on male political dominance in the EU in Aftonbladet.
Rolf Gustavsson in Svenska Dagbladet ponders passports in Europe.
And a small bonus on EU monitors in Georgia, from the BBC.
Last but not least, QX features a friend, as does Aftonbladet here!
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