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Egypt, First Impressions
I wrote down my first impressions as soon as my plane landed in Egypt.
The American Dream in Egypt
U.S. pop-culture is omnipresent. My taxi driver idolized fiscally irresponsible American rappers.
Africa’s Stockholm Syndrome
American imperialism has done so much harm to this continent.
Alexandria, A City of Concrete
Alexandria is a city of concrete. I can only imagine how hot it gets in the summer.
Africa: More Reporters Than Refugees
Seriously? Not one day in Egypt, and I meet a competing reporter?
The Gordian Knot of Syria
Sure all wars are complicated. But I can’t even begin to fathom the nuances of the conflict in Syria
War Can Be Ordinary
I remember the casual tone with which the smoking Syrians spoke about war.
Egyptian Cuisine
This delicious note on the diversity of Egyptian cuisine makes my mouth water.
The Joys of Manual Labour
After several hours of physical work at the Home of Hope, I had an existential epiphany.
The Refugees’ Unfathomable Desperation
The Egyptian beach prompted a few thoughts.
Prohibition in Egypt
I mean, I had known about Egypt’s radical anti-alcohol policy before I got there.
Hotel Food
A few mouth-watering paragraphs about the gastronomic sensations offered by the chef in my hotel.
The History of Humanitarian Aid
I made some notes as Erik lectured me on the history of humanitarianism. Aren’t they too academic?
Humanitarian Fraud
I'd like to believe that all NGO workers are idealists. But there's a black sheep in every flock.
It Is Not a Tourist Attraction
Erik’s reprimand still makes me question my motives. Isn’t this journey just a privileged guy’s whim
Home of Hope, A Natural High
I felt surprisingly at ease at the Home of Hope, and wrote a few words about it.
The Exploitation of Suffering
Did I really come here just to build my literary career on the backs of refugees?
Humanitarian Stereotypes
The Dunant–Nightingale dilemma summarizes the debate on the moral quandaries of humanitarianism.
Koshary
Great dish, awful aftermath.
Isaac’s View on the Revolution in Egypt
Young Isaac was a revolutionary idealist. Did he just grow out of it?
The Muslim Brotherhood on Google
All I know about the Muslim Brotherhood, I learnt from Google. Is this what journalism has become?
The Refugees’ Drawings
Masterpieces in a crumbling stairwell.
An Egyptian Shopping Mall
Anywhere you go in this world, you’ll find an identical shopping mall.
Sitting for a Portrait
The several hours I spent motionless, sitting for a portrait, were surprisingly emotional.
It’s Odd to Be an Expert
Posing as an expert after just days in Alexandria. Is that all it takes?
Medicated Thoughts
A psychedelic journey that challenged my free will.
Marko’s Story
Marko’s story is tragic. And one of thousands.
The Egyptian Prison System
How could I get arrested? At least it gave me the opportunity to write about Egypt’s prison system.
Smoking Habits in Jail
People can adapt to any conditions. Take these smokers in jail.
Erik’s Illegal Help
Erik's secret: a refugee boat. Noble, but is it legal?
The Hideout in Benghazi
I spent so many days in a Libyan hideout. Can these few paragraphs do justice to my experience?
African Mafia Wars
The mafia: a corporation that skips the pretense.
The Different Meanings of the Word Refugees
This one word contains so many meanings: refugees
Routines on Board
I had ample time to record life on the smuggling trawler.
Wahid’s Journey
Wahid has travelled thousands of kilometers. His young age makes this all the more astounding
Wahid, Origin Story
I summarized Wahid’s story in a few paragraphs.
Wahid’s Musical Passions
Wahid seems surprisingly music-savvy. This makes me feel like we come from the same world.
Wahid’s Secret Story
I discovered the secret of Wahid’s actual family background.
Iraq Under Saddam
I learnt about the realities of living in Saddam Hussein’s Iraq.
Kassim’s Drawings
I recorded my feelings as I looked at Kassim’s sketches.
A Casual Conversation with Kassim
The casual conversation with Kassim gave me a temporary reprieve. It felt like I was back in college
Kassim’s Secret Tragedy
Kassim’s secret tragedy was veritably Shakespearean.
The Storm: A Mother Saved
I saved a little girl’s mother from drowning.
Taribo Lynched
Taribo fell victim to a lynching. Is this the lesser evil I’ve heard so much about?
The Paradox of Egoism
A deceitful act saved a life. Can evil beget good?
The Storm: Panic Attack
When I got a panic attack during the storm, I felt... possessed.
Death Drive
The inevitability of death struck me with great force during the storm.
Edward Mukuka Nkoloso
This Zambian visionary dreamed of flying to the Moon.
The Afronauts
The story of Zambian Afronauts sounds implausible. Is it true?
Mona’s Childhood Photo
Mona showed me a photograph from her childhood and told me all about it.
Mona’s Meeting with the American Actor
Mona’s childhood memory remains a vivid symbol of her dashed hopes.
Diarrhea in the Storm
Explosive diarrhea in a storm at sea. The ultimate thrill ride.
The Refugees’ Dreams of Europe
The refugees imagined Europe in a naively idealized fashion.
Outside of Time at Sea
The sea seems eternal and unchanging. Time gets dissolved in the inky waters.
A Friendly God
Battuta relayed a vision of a friendly relationship between man and God.
The Complete Story of the Afronauts
The full story of Zambian Afronauts sounds much like a mushroom trip.
The Nyumba Ntobhu Tradition
Dinah told me about a local custom of same-sex marriage. It sounded progressive.
Dinah’s Stump
Dinah lost her hand after she was bitten by a venomous viper.
Dinah and Humanitarian Aid
Dinah and her daughter went through some ups and downs with aid organizations.
Dinah’s Relationship with Her Father
People’s relationships with their fathers are often fraught. But Dinah’s father gave her hell.
Being Part of Something Greater
Living with refugees, I've found a new sense of belonging.
Perpetual Outsider
Weeks with the refugees, still an outsider. Is it time, or something else?
The Polisario Front
This independence movement operated in Western Sahara for several decades.
Anna: A Reverse Odyssey
Most people were running from the Islamic State, and she was headed right for the heart of darkness.
The Jihadi’s Hypocrisy
Anna called jihadis hypocrites. They fight against Western culture, yet wallow in lavish consumerism
ISIS Propaganda
The Islamic States quite deliberately uses various propaganda techniques.
Anna’s Story Epilog
Anna fled the Islamic State. What does fate have in store for her next?
Battuta: Tragic Epilog
Battuta’s story had a painfully tragic ending. His dementia seemed to be a blessing and a curse.
Almas: Full Story
Almas’s story culminated tragically. She lost everything that was of any significance to her
Francesco’s View on the Refugees
Francesco laid out some solid arguments against welcoming refugees.
Francesco: Inconvenient Questions
Francesco's questions changed how I see the refugees.
Moria Camp
I stayed at the Moria refugee camp in the Greek island of Lesbos and described my experience.
Hundreds of Tents, Thousands of Stories
The ocean of tents in Moria… You have to see it to even grasp its scale.
The Moral Quandaries of the Welsh Reporter
Colin shared his dilemma: “Does socially engaged art make the artist disengaged?”
Photography’s Aestheticization of Suffering
This world demands beauty. Even – or especially – from images of suffering.
Colin’s Burnout
Colin burnt out after years of social engagement. Is this what awaits me?
A Photo of the Life Jacket Graveyard
A mountain of life-vests. The refugee crisis, epitomized.
Helping Is Addictive
Do people simply get hooked on helping? How addictive is it?
A Bird’s Eye View of Europe
You can’t see any borders if you look at Europe from a great enough distance.
How the Aging Casanovas Party
Who were these day-drinking, chest-bumping, obnoxious passengers?
A New Idea of Space
Planes and airports are a little magical. Like portals leading to foreign worlds.
Some Thoughts from the Trunk
The pitch-black trunk, the claustrophobia... Had I ever felt this helpless?
Some Thoughts from the Chiller Truck
Locked in the refrigerated truck. The memory still chills me.
Stranded in the Middle of the Desert
The desert is as deadly as it is beautiful.
The Smuggling Price List
The economics of smuggling: a doctoral thesis in the making.
Infinity of the Desert
The desert didn’t seem to end. I was slowly starting to believe there was no world beyond it.
A Night in the Desert
I’d never seen this many stars.
The Refugees’ Routines
In the smuggler’s hideout, the refugees developed new rituals.
Bored to Death
Boredom can be deadly. Why is it so rarely mentioned in the context of the refugees’ plight?
Losing Control on the Minibus
We rode the minibus to who-knows-where. Anything could happen. We were at the driver’s mercy.
The Arab Spring
The refugees viewed the Arab Spring from many different perspectives.
Running Across the Beach
Run, boy, run! Nothing else matters…
The Last Goodbyes Before the Crossing
Farewells before sailing. Were they the last?
Feeling Lost in a Foreign Culture
I feel so lost. I don’t understand so many contexts, words and terms. Will this ever change?
Jailbird Thoughts
Locked in, I felt the shock of lost freedom.
Trauma Interrupted by Small Talk
A welcome respite: light-hearted chats with refugees.
Wahid's Smuggling Primer
Wahid's epic journey to this boat.
ISIS from the Inside
I got some incredible first-hand insight into the machinations of the Islamic State.
Daily Life with the Refugees
My greatest lessons came from ordinary life with the refugees.
Death at Sea
You drowned in the Mediterranean, like thousands before.
La fin de We. The Refugees: Ticket to Europe
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