Nazih Sanjakdar

Nazih Sanjakdar is currently a PhD student of Public International Law at the University of Grenoble - France. He currently lives in New York for work.

Rich and poor in Tripoli: an unsustainable social schizophrenia

The clashes happening in Tripoli between the pro-Syrian Alawites and anti Syrian Sunnis, salafis… are not the only division that counts in that city.

By Nazih Sanjakdar

/ 17 May 2012

Doing ‘business’ with Syria.

For Israel, the opportunity to do business with Syria and break its alliance with Iran is more valuable than the Assads’ so-called contribution to the Golan Heights status quo.

By Nazih Sanjakdar

/ 10 Apr 2012

The new approach to the Responsibility to Protect

Nature, and human safety and dignity are now almost officially in need of financial advocates to convince countries to act in their favour.

By Nazih Sanjakdar

/ 31 Oct 2011