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Joey Ayoub
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Host, The Fire These Times
Geneva, Lebanon, Switzerland
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Biography
Joey Ayoub is a writer, editor and researcher originally from Lebanon. He's also worked as a journalist and consultant. He's been published in Al Jazeera, AlJumhuriya.net, Harvard’s Journal of Middle Eastern Politics and Policy, Raseef22, Global Voices Online, The New Arab (Al Araby), Pulse Media, IB Times, Middle East Eye, RS21, GenderIT, LSE Middle East Blogs, Shado Mag, Mangal Media, Crimethinc, Addis Standard, El Diario, The Wire, Mail & Guardian, Rue89 and Lebanon Support, among others. Between August 2016 and April 2019, and between January 2018 and June 2019 respectively, he was Middle East and North Africa (MENA) editor at Global Voices and IFEX. He has also freelanced as an editor for, among other websites, The Arab Tyrant Manual. Since March 2020, he's been hosting the podcast The Fire These Times, a podcast hosting conversations at the intersection of politics, culture and the environment. He's also held a blog and newsletter called Hummus For Thought since 2012.
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The Drying Land: Iraq’s Worsening Water Crisis - Troubled Waters in Conflict and a Changing Climate: Transboundary Basins Across the Middle East and North Africa
By Zeinab F. Shuker, Joey Ayoub, Suad Al-Manji, Neda Zawahri| carnegie-mec.org@ Water is an essential part of the story of Iraq, also called the Land of the Two Rivers, where some of the world’s earliest civilizations came into being. The continuation of life and the development of the human saga in these parts of the world were, to a large degree, a product of the availability of abundant water, fertile land, and the ability of the people settling there to harness these resources and form complex societies around them.
Troubled Waters in Conflict and a Changing Climate: Transboundary Basins Across the Middle East and North Africa
By Mohammad Al-Saidi, Joey Ayoub, Fuad Bateh, Suad Al-Manji| carnegie-mec.org@ Edited by Marwa DaoudyThe importance of water increases substantially in arid and semi-arid regions, such as the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). North Africa is home to key transboundary water basins with significant differences in their rivers’ capacities to cope with drought, rising temperatures, and increasingly limited water supplies.
The Drying Land: Iraq’s Worsening Water Crisis - Troubled Waters in Conflict and a Changing Climate: Transboundary Basins Across the Middle East and North Africa
By Zeinab F. Shuker, Joey Ayoub, Suad Al-Manji, Neda Zawahri| carnegie-mec.org@ Water is an essential part of the story of Iraq, also called the Land of the Two Rivers, where some of the world’s earliest civilizations came into being. The continuation of life and the development of the human saga in these parts of the world were, to a large degree, a product of the availability of abundant water, fertile land, and the ability of the people settling there to harness these resources and form complex societies around them.
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The Fire These Times