In-depth

In-depth: In recent years, Maghrebian societies have shown a readiness to discuss their complex Amazigh and Arab identities. Activists say similar progress needs to be made in recognising anti-black racism and the legacy of slavery in the region.

In-depth: With Israel's settler movement emboldened and untouchable, more violent settler rampages like Hawara are inevitable.

In-depth: Although still largely isolated, a series of labour strikes represent the growing collective fatigue and anger as Egyptians grapple with soaring inflation and the country's deep economic crisis.

The New Arab Voice is our weekly podcast bringing you compelling stories from the Middle East, North Africa and beyond.

In-depth: A recent bill in Morocco recognised Tamazight as part of the criteria for citizenship, but activists argue it does little to address the marginalisation of Amazigh communities and could be used to exclude other groups.

In-depth: The new far-right Israeli government is racing ahead with a hardline agenda of annexation and settlement expansion, with Palestinian homes under threat.

In-depth: Across Libya, child migrants are being tortured by traffickers to extort their families for money, as more children attempt the perilous journey to Europe in search of a better life.

In-depth: The Tunisian president's racist remarks about African migrants, which echo a far-right demographic conspiracy theory, have sparked panic within the community and unleashed a wave of arrests, social violence, and hate speech.

Nearly a year after wild elephants were captured and sent to the UAE to simulate a safari experience, little is known about their location or wellbeing, elevating concerns around an already-controversial wildlife export.

The New Arab Voice is our weekly podcast bringing you compelling stories from the Middle East, North Africa and beyond.