Author: Fayrouz Abougarad

What remains after the chants fade, the protests end, and the world looks away?

Een groeiend tekort aan sociale woningen en een strikte particuliere huurmarkt zorgen ervoor dat deze groepen afhankelijk worden van hun eigen netwerken. De rol van diaspora-gemeenschappen in het ondersteunen van elkaar wordt hierbij steeds belangrijker.

Former pilot Mark Cools left aviation to address its environmental impact. 'Grounded for Change' explores his transition from the skies to creating sustainable camping products, driven by a commitment to fight climate change.

As rebel forces push their way from Aleppo toward the strategic cities of Homs and Damascus, Syria’s civil war takes another dramatic turn.

Drones are no longer just a tool for tech enthusiasts; they are reshaping industries across Belgium. From aerial photography to logistics, these flying devices are becoming integral to modern life.

Why do students from around the world choose Belgium for higher education? In this report, we explore the experiences of international students at Thomas More University and delve into statistics showing the growing diversity in Belgian universities.

Omar Karem, a Palestinian, went on a hunger strike in Brussels, the heart of Europe, to raise awareness for the Palestinian cause. He persisted in his hunger strike for over 60 days despite numerous medical experts advising him to end it.

Our team of 21bis video reporters sets out on a week-long journey through the vibrant streets of Berlin. In this episode, Fayrouz AbouGarad shares insights on the significance of the street named 'Sonnenallee'.

Soedans strijd tussen legerfracties laat miljoenen in nood achter. Humanitaire hulpverleners kampen met ernstige toegangsproblemen tot getroffen gemeenschappen te midden van drie humanitaire crisissen. De crisis escaleert snel.