Andrea Glioti

Jan 7, 2025 | newarab.com | Anas Ambri |Andrea Glioti

German state-owned broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW) applied a clear double standard in handling Islamophobia accusations from one of its employees, an investigation by The New Arab (TNA) can establish, in sharp contrast with how it handled equivalent complaints regarding alleged antisemitism.

Nov 21, 2024 | newarab.com | Sofia Cherici |Anas Ambri |Andrea Glioti

First, they found a picture of the apartment building online. The body gutted, reclining in a pile of its own rubble, looked like a fish left with nothing but meatless spines. They left for Antakya in a rush the following day. On the second day, they walked through what remained of the ancient city. When they reached the site where the building had stood, Duygu İnegöllü, a lawyer from Izmir, and her family, began their watch over the pancaked body of scrap metal and concrete.

Jul 2, 2024 | newarab.com | Anas Ambri |Andrea Glioti

On 20 September 2023, Montserrat Marín Lopez, the executive director of the EU's law enforcement training agency CEPOL, met in Cairo Mohammad Bin Ali Kuman, the secretary general of the Arab Interior Ministers' Council ( AIMC). The meeting was part of an official visit of Marín Lopez to Egypt, aiming to connect "with existing and new CEPOL partners to explore different opportunities of collaborating in the future," as per an announcement on CEPOL's website a few days later.

May 23, 2024 | newarab.com | Anas Ambri |Andrea Glioti

[This article is the fifth part of The Armenian Quarter Files, a series of investigations into a controversial land deal in occupied East Jerusalem]. The New Arab Investigative Unit can reveal that a veteran of the notorious Netzah Yehuda battalion was involved in confrontations with the Armenian community in Jerusalem.

Nov 21, 2023 | newarab.com | Anas Ambri |Andrea Glioti

[This piece is part of a yet-to-be launched investigative section called "For the Record". It contains information The New Arab Investigative Unit gathered while researching other cases. The New Arab believes that public interest comes first, and that research findings can inform future investigative efforts even if not part of a major revelation].