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The New Arab

The New Arab is an expanding English-language news platform that delivers major stories from the Middle East, North Africa, and beyond. We focus on providing thorough and insightful coverage, highlighting perspectives that encourage progressive discussions and challenge authoritarian and sectarian viewpoints.

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  • 2 days ago | newarab.com | Daryush Sabaghi

    The first presidential trip of US President Donald J. Trump’s second term was welcomed with lavish celebrations by Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. During the visit, these Gulf states committed to investing around $2 trillion through technology and defence deals with American companies, strengthening their economic and political partnerships with the US.

  • 2 days ago | newarab.com | Sebastian Shehadi

    “From the river to the screen, Palestine will be seen,” read the motto of US-based film distribution company Watermelon Pictures in its memorable launch video last year. Just 14 months later, the Palestinian-owned film label has ballooned in visibility and reputation thanks to a series of successful releases – including The Encampments, The Teacher and the Oscar-shortlisted From Ground Zero – as well as its consistently savvy Instagram account. Watermelon Pictures wears several hats.

  • 2 days ago | newarab.com | Mouin Rabbani

    It seems that Witkoff is quite happy to let Israel have its way but leaves most of the cheerleading to others, writes Mouin Rabbani [photo credit: Getty Images] Steve Witkoff, who is, for all intents and purposes, the US Secretary of State, has developed a serious credibility problem. That’s not a good position for a government’s top diplomat and negotiator to be in.

  • 3 days ago | newarab.com | Rabeea Eid

    Ireland's prestigious Trinity College Dublin said on Wednesday that it would cut all links with Israel in protest at "ongoing violations of international and humanitarian law" in Gaza. The university's board informed students by email that it had accepted the recommendations of a taskforce to sever "institutional links with the State of Israel, Israeli universities and companies headquartered in Israel".

  • 3 days ago | newarab.com | Rabeea Eid

    Hamieh (R) served as public works and transport minister in the previous cabinet [Getty] Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has appointed former Hezbollah minister Ali Hamieh as an adviser on reconstruction, a move that has sparked mixed reactions in the politically divided country.