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Jordan has a new cybercrime law. But it has got many worried about its scope and the impact it could have on the basic rights and freedoms of Jordanians.

Temperatures have soared in Iraq this summer. They have risen to such heights that people have been hospitalised and even died. And now some are asking if the area will remain habitable.

Riad Salameh has left Lebanon's Central Bank, and in his wake he leaves a trail of economic disaster. This week, we look at Riad Salameh's time and what the future holds for the Central Bank.

Human rights activist Patrick Zaki was pardoned this month by Egypt's president, and with the National Dialogue ramping up, it's hoped that more will follow.

A Russian veto at the UN Security Council has put an end to cross border aid deliveries into northern Syria. This week, we look at the humanitarian needs and issues, and how diplomacy in New York is affecting aid efforts.

This week on The New Arab Voice, we look at the recent violence in Jenin, the state of Palestine activism in the UK, and what lessons could be learnt from the anti-apartheid campaign that challenged South Africa.

The feud between the PGA and the Saudi-back LIV Golf has ended with a deal, and a massive investment by the Saudi Public Investment Fund. But now the golfing body has been accused of being part of a sportswashing campaign.

The election in Turkey is over and the voter have returned President Erdogan back to the Presidential Palace. This week we look at why he won, why the opposition lost, and what the next five years hold.

Syria has been welcomed back to the Arab League, 12 years after he began his brutal crackdown on civilian protests. But why now? And what will it mean for the millions of refugees around the region?

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