No TraceThey Survived ISIS, Then DisappearedHundreds of residents of Fallujah have gone missing—taken away by the paramilitaries fighting ISIS.Nancy A. Youssef
Cairo CrackdownEgypt Journo Goes On Hunger StrikeJailed Al Jazeera reporter Abdullah El-Shamy, who has been detained for eight months after reporting on the government’s massacre at Raba’a, is now on his eighth week of a hunger strike to protest his internment. Jonathan Krohn
Cairo Campus Is Now a WarzoneEgypt’s prestigious Al Azhar University has been under siege since last summer by students protesting the military coup—and both sides are preparing for the next round of battle when school resumes next month. Jonathan Krohn
HomophobiaNigerian Gays: ‘We Are Terrified’The country arrested dozens Tuesday as its anti-homosexual law took effect, but activists say they are prepared to fight back amid the atmosphere of intimidation and persecution.Jonathan Krohn
TensionPro-Life vs. Pro-IsraelThe Jewish State will spend millions more to subsidize the controversial procedure this year. Why that doesn’t anger the American right.Jonathan Krohn