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In-depth: Khalifa Haftar's sons are using huge billion-dollar reconstruction projects with murky funding to entrench their power in eastern Libya.
"The state hasn't been responsible for securing and protecting the borders, especially when it comes to Israel," an analyst remarked to The New Arab.
In recent years, cybercrime has skyrocketed globally, with the number of successful cyberattacks more than doubling in the past five years. This alarming trend is also evident in Africa. In 2023, the continent recorded the highest number of weekly cyberattacks per organization.
Journalists in Gaza are being deliberately targeted and killed by Israeli forces while trying to report on the escalating conflict and humanitarian crisis
In-depth: The Kisiya family has been fighting for 12 years to stop Israeli settlers from seizing their land in Bethlehem's Makhrour valley.
The emergency polio vaccination campaign in Gaza reached more children than expected, with 161,000 receiving their initial dose in the first two days.
Volunteers in Cairo are racing against time to preserve the city’s historical memory while bulldozers demolish parts of the City of the Dead to construct new highways
La milicia fundamentalista promueve campamentos para niños y adolescentes y cursos de movilización con un fuerte componente ideológico. La oposición de los parientes desencadena los homicidios, más de 160 desde 2021, según datos de la Red Yemení por los Derechos y las Libertades
In-depth: Egypt has increasingly been using citizenship revocation as a tool to punish political opponents.
In-depth: The Gaza war is serving as a cover for Israel to accelerate expansionist policies in the West Bank, with the ultimate aim of annexing the territory.
"I'm clinging to my land," Hussein Karim, a 58-year-old resident, told The New Arab. "Either I live on it, or die with it.
"The recent events at the Allenby Bridge will lead to the imposition of strict security restrictions," noted economic expert Shady Hamad to The New Arab.
As Sudan’s civil war worsens, looters are targeting the National Museum and other museums, putting priceless artefacts across the country in grave danger
For Bishoy Kamel Talaat, who works at the Suez Canal, it is more than a hub of global trade; it’s the place where he found a sense of belonging and purpose.
Wissam Hassan Al-Kawafi works at the Marine Inspection Department at the Port of Benghazi since 2003. He has developed a deep connection with the port, where he is greeted each morning by familiar faces and the vibrant sounds of maritime life.
Kareem Hassan Mongys life for the bigger part has been associated with the Port of Al-Maala in Aden. Decades later, as the port faded with time, its memories remained vivid within him.
Familias palestinas desplazadas en una zona costera en el sur de la Franja ven cómo sus tiendas de campaña se inundan por la oscilación del mar y temen que sus frágiles refugios no resistan al frío y a las lluvias del invierno
The intelligence breach shown by the attack, and the scale of it, were unfathomable to a population grappling with crisis after crisis.
In-depth: Once celebrated as the poster child of democracy in the region, there is now little hope for change in Kais Saied's Tunisia.
Iraqi, Syrian, and Palestinian refugees have also been donating blood in response to appeals from hospitals, while others offered rooms in their homes.
"We've been doing 20-hour shifts to keep up. For the first time since this war began, it actually felt like we were at war," a nurse in Beirut told TNA.
‘We have come to understand that, in the eyes of the world, we are not people with a say or a voice. We do not have blond hair or blue eyes. Our lives are not valued.’
Israel's 12-month war on Gaza has left Palestinians relying on humanitarian aid to survive, as the country battles a 'full-blown economic catastrophe'
In response to Israel's ongoing missile strikes, volunteers have rallied to provide urgent aid to the thousands of Lebanese families displaced from their homes
Hundreds of thousands of students in Lebanon due to start school this week are now left in a state of uncertainty and distress as Israel's horrific war rages on
Analysis: Israel has dealt painful but not fatal blows to Hezbollah, with much depending on how it reorganises and responds to the ground invasion of Lebanon.
15 personas han muerto por el virus desde que se confirmó el primer caso, el 27 de septiembre. El 70% de los infectados son sanitarios de dos centros, según el Gobierno ruandés, que asegura tener controlada la propagación de la enfermedad
"If it weren't for the people of the south, there would be no Lebanon," said Maryam Haidar, a secondary school teacher at Tripoli's Al-Malaab School.
The initiative is also seen as a push against Washington's pressures to capitalise on Hezbollah's vulnerability following these assassinations.
As Israel's war on Lebanon escalates, hundreds of Syrian refugees are seeking shelter on Beirut's beaches, facing dire living conditions and uncertainty
Pese a los bombardeos israelíes y la falta de cuidados, hay árboles que han sobrevivido a este año de guerra. Los cultivos han quedado muy diezmados, pero los palestinos celebran que la vida se impone en una Franja devastada
As the conflict rages on, the diplomatic stand-off between Sudan and the UAE complicates an already devastating war.
As IDP numbers rise, local businesses struggle to meet the growing demand for essentials, leaving communities worried about shortages and economic stability
"Syria is turning a new page, with the hope of Arab nations like Saudi Arabia and the UAE playing a crucial role in its recovery," one source told The New Arab.
Analysis: Israel's strikes on Iran avoided nuclear or oil facilities, targeting military sites instead. But are they a prelude to a more serious assault?
Analysis: Israel's ambitions in Gaza extend beyond Sinwar's death, with Netanyahu viewing military force as the only strategy for achieving his objectives.
Analysis: Israel is trying to depopulate the north to geographically reconfigure Gaza into disconnected enclaves and maintain indefinite control, analysts say.
Demolitions in Cairo's City of the Dead, have sparked a backlash over the destruction of historic tombs, with calls for better protection of Egypt’s heritage
The Lebanese government is considering prefabricated homes to shelter the growing number of displaced people, who lost their homes as a result of Israel's war
Analysis: Underpinned by military superiority, Israel's short-term tactical successes will never become strategic gains without a political endgame.
Analysis: Hamas has weathered Israeli assassinations in the past but faces unprecedented challenges in deciding on both a new leadership and the group's future.
The recent statements have sent shockwaves across Libyan society, polarising public opinion on tradition, individual freedoms, and the government's role.
"All US presidents are primarily supportive of Israel's interests. America is like a compassionate mother of Israel," said one displaced Lebanese.
Biden was terrible, say Palestinians, but fear a Trump administration would let Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu ‘get away with conquering Gaza’.
"There is nothing better than being back," she said. "Yes, our house is destroyed, but we are here together, with the resistance. We will not leave..."
Analysis: Part of the old guard, Naim Qassem's appointment signals continuity as Hezbollah attempts to address the colossal challenges it faces.
For two months, even post-ceasefire, the Israeli MK drone ('Umm Kamel') buzzed over Lebanon, a grim reminder of imminent airstrikes, leaving lasting trauma
More than 1.8 million Palestinians in Gaza are facing 'extremely critical' hunger, with the approaching winter exacerbating an already dire situation
In-depth: A German-flagged ship carrying explosives for Israel's army docked in Alexandria last month, while an Israeli warship sailed through the Suez Canal.
Fnideq, like other Moroccan towns near the Spanish cities of Ceuta and Melilla, has become a beacon for Africans trying to head north.
