British Muslim groups welcome Labour’s shift on Islamophobia but demand action, with devolution offering hope for marginalised communities.

In reading the trilogy, perhaps we can understand both ourselves and our trajectory.

Renewed fighting in Yemen has displaced around 100,000 people, with aid groups warning TNA that severe funding cuts are hampering the humanitarian response.

Sudan’s anti-military and anti-war opposition has condemned the African Union Commission’s endorsement of a dialogue initiative by the country’s military.

Analysts have said Syria faces several challenges in the widespread adoption of digital payment systems, including limited infrastructure.

Syria’s army is undergoing a process of unification and professionalisation, but factional dynamics forged during the war still linger

Syria’s army is undergoing a process of unification and professionalisation, but factional dynamics forged during the war still linger

Israeli forces evicted Palestinian families and imposed a military zone in Qusra as troops moved to dismantle an illegal settler outpost after days of terror.

Around 75% of the Palestinian Health Ministry’s 590 service branches are now only functioning one or two days a week, straining health services in the West Bank

Yasser al-Atta made the claims in remarks to defected RSF fighters, though analysts say he has made outlandish claims since the start of the war.

Iranians tried to stop the public execution of two protesters, a rare act of defiance despite Tehran’s widening crackdown.

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The EU plans to open a national Erasmus+ office in Syria in 2027 and has begun recruitment preparations, TNA has learned.

The US and Iran have agreed a framework peace deal, but major questions remain over Lebanon, Hormuz and Tehran’s nuclear programme.

Amnesty says that Israel has forcibly displaced thousands of Palestinians from the West Bank’s Area C, calling for sanctions on Netanyahu and other ministers

An attack on the UAE’s Barakah plant has renewed scrutiny of nuclear facilities across a Middle East increasingly reliant on atomic energy.

A classic book on totalitarianism, that's also a reckoning with the loss of interwar Poland.

Capturing the reality of combat should not be an end in itself

M.A.Dness has re-entered the public consciousness

The network is said to allow access to domestic websites and messaging platforms, despite continued restrictions on websites and services outside Iran

The year is drawing to a close and it’s time for The New Arab Voice’s customary review of the year. Join us to look over the biggest stories of 2026.

M.A.Dness has re-entered the public consciousness

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Secret orders target cartels as the new terrorists

Join us for a lively discussion about war in the smartphone age.

Since PM Netanyahu restarted the bombardment of Gaza, thousands in Israel have taken to the streets demanding a ceasefire, but for very different reasons.

Op geverifieerde bewakingsbeelden is de enorme impact te zien van een raket tijdens de Israëlische luchtaanval van gisteren op het Nasser-ziekenhuis in het zuiden van de Gazastrook. De beelden tonen h...

Tawila has seen a dramatic influx of internally displaced persons following the storming of the Zamzam refugee camp by the RSF.

The Independent Institution on Missing Persons was established in 2023 to determine the fate of hundreds of thousands of missing people in Syria.

Syria has set up a new committee to investigate the sectarian killings on the coast which killed over 800 people, including unarmed civilians

Israel's decision to block the entry of aid into Gaza comes amid the beginning of Ramadan, which began on Saturday.

The rushed organisation and exclusive nature of Syria's National Dialogue Conference have left many Syrians feeling disappointed, despite its unity roadmap.