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On this episode of Flow Podcast, Bassam Haddad sat down again with Alain Gresh at his home in Paris to discuss a number of topics, including Europe/France-Mideast relations in a changing world, internal French policies regarding migrants and Arab/Muslim French citizens, and developments in Franc..

In this episode of Flow Podcast, Bassam Haddad speaks with Eskandar Sadeghi-Boroujerdi, who addresses the various lineages of protest in Iran. In his own words, "I provide an interpretive-theoretical framework through which to understand the manifold crises which generated the conditions for the..

In this conversation, Omar Shakir and Bassam Haddad discuss Israel’s escalating repression of Palestinians, the current Israeli protest movement, the growing consensus in the human rights movement on Israel and Palestine, and academic freedom on the topic.

In this conversation, Kali Rubaii shares the most recent research findings from Anbar province, starting in 2020 until just last month (February 2023). She discusses the 20th anniversary of US invasion and the legacy of US imperialism on Iraq’s landscape. Kali helps us understand what it means t..

In this conversation, Hossam Hamalawy addresses the role of the military, businessmen, and workers during the early days of the Egyptian uprising. Hossam was interviewed on these same three topics twelve years ago as the uprising erupted. His account then remains comp..

On this episode of the Flow Podcast, host Bassam Haddad speaks with guests Rabie Nasser, Katty Elhayek, Basileus Zeno, Omar Dahi, and Lisa Wedeen about the unfolding calamity in Syria. Speakers address the failure of the relief and rescue efforts in the wake of the earthquake that shook the coun..

Egypt's most prominent political activist, Alaa Abd El-Fattah, faces possible death in custody after going on a 226 day hunger strike and 5 days without water to protest his unjust detention without legal recourse or due process, while having limited access to loved ones for over a decade. A Bri..