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In a report by Amnesty International, titled Apartheid Automated, the human rights group laid out how the Israeli government is using technology as a tool of oppression.
This technological tyranny is…
After two rounds of voting in Turkey, President Erdogan is back as the president.
Going into the first round of voting there were high hopes that the opposition had a real chance of dislodging the Tu…
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was returned to the Arab League this month.
Twelve years after Syria was suspended, in response to their brutal crackdown against civilians protesters, the group of n…
A year and a day have passed since the killing of veteran Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh in the occupied West Bank.
Forensic Investigations, as well as investigations from multiple media org…
Turkish citizen will be voting in a highly anticipated and consequential election on 14 May.
The two frontrunners for the office of president, are incumbent Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the main oppositi…
The past few weeks in Sudan have been exceptionally violent.
Two feuding generals, in charge of the biggest armed groups in the country, have launched their own personal war in Sudan. Nearly 500 peop…
During his most recent campaign to become Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu promised that he would overhaul the judiciary.
When the elections came around, the fourth in five years, his Lik…
With the start of Spring we also saw the start of new diplomatic relationships being born.
After years of intense rivalry, and to the surprise of many, Iran and Saudi Arabia announced that they had n…
Three years into President Kais Saied’s rule and Tunisia is on the brink of an economic meltdown and widespread social collapse.
Hundreds of thousands of Tunisians are barely surviving as standards o…
The settler attacks in the Palestinian town of Huwara were as shocking as they were brutal.
Homes and businesses were set a blaze in a series of attacks that were described as a pogrom, and were the l…
This week on The New Arab Voice we're joined by journalist Ali Abbas Ahmadi to examine the deadly floods that hit Pakistan six months ago.
The rains started to fall in June and would not stop until A…
Last week on The New Arab Voice we looked at the aftermath of the recent immense earthquake in Syria.
This week, we're over the border in Turkey, which experience some of the worst devastation and th…
After a short break The New Arab Voice is back and we're picking up where we left off.
The 6 February earthquake that rocked Turkey and Syria remains the most pressing humanitarian issue in the regio…
This week on The New Arab Voice, we're looking back on a week that has changed Turkey and Syria forever.
On Monday morning, as people slept in their beds, a massive earthquake erupted in southern Tur…
This week on The New Arab Voice, we're casting a look over the Egyptian economy and its recent fiscal troubles.
Earlier in January, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) signed off on a $3 billion loa…
This week on The New Arab Voice, we’re looking at the Afghan economy under the Taliban.
We examine the economic trade between the hardline group and the Chinese, who this month signed a major oil ext…
This week on The New Arab Voice, we're looking at the trial of the volunteers who helped migrants on the Greek island of Lesvos.
Last week, a group of volunteers appeared in court, facing numerous cha…
The New Arab Voice is back for a brand new season!
For our first episode, we examining the troubling news that unfolded at the start of the new year.
When Israel's new National Security Minister, Itam…
We're coming to the end of 2022 and so is this season of The New Arab Voice.
On this episode, we're looking back at some of the biggest events that hit the region over the past 12 months.
Do you rememb…
This week on The New Arab Voice we're examining MENA representation in TV, film and gaming.
Communities from the region have historically been demonised on screen, condemned to either silence or ster…