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Nadine Loza

  • Founding Director, Egypt Diaspora Initiative
Canada, Egypt
As seen in: Al-Ahram (English), Daily News Egypt, Masress, Egyptian Gazette, Routed Magazine
Covers:  geopolitics, development, security, intl relations, economics, equality, migration, identity, representation, society, culture, arts, heritage, environment, tech.

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Nadine Loza’s Biography

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Nadine Loza is a columnist and founding director of the Egypt Diaspora Initiative (2017) which aims to address both conceptual and consular issues impacting Egyptians migrants globally.

Nadine Loza’s Journalist Portfolio

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Arabia Felix

Arabia Felix

Security Challenges From and Within Yemen

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Historicity of Heliopolis

Historicity of Heliopolis

Urban memory, greenery and the cycles of a neighbourhood

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Wait of the Union

Wait of the Union

West Bank roads expand while EU stalls on Palestinian statehood

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The 49th Parallel

The 49th Parallel

US-Canada Tariffs and the Complexity of Buying "Local"

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Quartet Questions

Quartet Questions

What the Makkah Pact Means for the R4

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Passe-Partout Paradox

Passe-Partout Paradox

Airport Digitisation and the Politics of Recognition

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Articles

Opinion | Arabia Felix: Security Challenges From and Within Yemen

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By Nadine Loza
| Daily News Egypt Verified
Within less than a week, the Houthis have reached Yemen’s southern Red Sea coast at Bab al-Mandab, taking the strategically positioned island of Mayyun. From there, they are within reach of one of the world’s most consequential maritime crossings, through which roughly 12 percent of global trade passes. The advance has given renewed urgency to understanding who the Houthis are and how they have acquired the ability to project power beyond Yemen.
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Opinion | Historicity of Heliopolis: Urban memory, greenery and the cycles of a neighbourhood

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By Nadine Loza
| Daily News Egypt Verified
Official accounts trace the word Korba to La Courbe—a reference to the sharp bend taken by the Heliopolis tramway along what is now Baghdad Street, where the Belgian tram conductor would call out, ‘Attention, la courbe!’ Locals offer a more affectionate explanation, claiming Korba actually derives from le coeur qui bat, meaning ‘the beating heart’. A folk etymology, it shifts the emphasis from the tramline to the life around it.
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Opinion | Wait of the Union: West Bank roads expand while EU stalls on Palestinian statehood

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By Nadine Loza
| Daily News Egypt Verified
Europe increasingly recognises Palestinian statehood as a political objective while watching the territory required for it being steadily eroded. European governments oppose settlement expansion, settler attacks, land confiscation and the E1 project; a growing number have recognised the State of Palestine, while some have imposed restrictions on settlement goods and services, sanctioned individuals associated with settler violence and repeatedly condemned settlement expansion.
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