Society

Gaza’s children are facing an alarming increase in unexplained health conditions, linked to the psychological and physical toll of Israel’s ongoing genocide

In Egypt, female journalists are speaking out about a toxic culture of gender-based inequality and abuse that threatens their careers and mental health

Across the country, Egyptian families are having to adjust their lives as the cost of basic goods and basic living continues to increase sharply

Since 2021, a small garden has been growing in Shatila refugee camp, founded in 1949, offering children the opportunity to reconnect with nature and find peace

Just hours before Israeli forces intercepted the Madleen, activist Suayb Ordu spoke with The New Arab about the crew's mission to deliver aid to Gaza

Once a cornerstone of the Assad regime, the Captagon drug has left devastation across Syria. Now, a new rehab clinic in the north offers a glimmer of hope

While the US and EU lift sanctions, the UK's remaining restrictions are stopping much-needed aid and resources from reaching Syria's vulnerable communities

The recent closure of three UNRWA schools in East Jerusalem is the latest move in Israel’s campaign to block Palestinian children from their education

Economic hardship, education costs, and shifting attitudes are all influencing Egyptian families to rethink the number of children they can afford to have

In Damascus, a ceremony marked 13 years since Bassel Shahadeh’s assassination, honouring the filmmaker who risked everything to document the Syrian uprising