Society

On the night of Syria's liberation, looters descended upon the National Museum of Damascus. But Abu Khalil bravely stood guard to protect it. This is his story

After 15 months of genocide, Yemenis celebrate the Gaza ceasefire as a shared victory against Israeli aggression and a step towards lasting peace

After 15 months of genocide, Palestinians speak to The New Arab about their mixed emotions of joy, sorrow, and hope for the future following the ceasefire deal

The Abdelzaher family is the last to preserve Cairo’s ancient bookbinding craft, keeping the tradition alive in the digital age

The impoverishment of northwest Syria has seen a rising trend in young Syrians being recruited as mercenaries to protect Turkish interests in Niger

Driven by low cost & availability, displaced Palestinians are using mud as a primary building material to transform dilapidated tents into a more robust shelter

The Sudanese expatriate community across the world has worked tirelessly to support their compatriots back home, fundraising for food, medicines, and training

With at least eight infants dead from freezing temperatures amid Israel's blockade and genocide, The New Arab speaks to Gazan families grieving their children

With Aleppo in ruins, the White Helmets are back, leading efforts to clear rubble, restore vital services, and rebuild a city scarred by dictatorship and war

Syria's new leadership has sparked debate over curriculum changes, raising concerns about political motives and the country's priorities in its post-Assad era