Society

Amid Sudan's collapsing security and economy, armed robberies and looting are now routine, leaving people with no choice but to surrender their belongings

Girls in Gaza are being thrust into precocious puberty, their bodies maturing too quickly as they try to survive the violence and trauma surrounding them

Hanan Alshami, who came as a refugee to England's Cheltenham in 2015, returned to her hometown in Syria after Assad's fall to support efforts to rebuild

On World Press Freedom Day, we honour the courageous journalists in Gaza who were killed while documenting Israel's genocide and fighting for press freedom

In Sudan, many women struggled with gender-based violence even before the war, but as they fled in search of safety, they now face similar fears in Egypt

Trump's first 100 days of his second term have left Arab Americans struggling with fear, grief, and a lack of recognition

We speak to family and other artists to remember the work and life of Palestinian artist Dina Khaled Zaarab, the young artist killed by an Israeli airstrike

Amid escalating crackdowns and deportations, Afghan refugees in Pakistan are pushed to the edge, with many turning to desperate and dangerous measures

Amid the growing migrant crisis, Moroccan families continue their relentless search for answers about loved ones lost at sea while trying to reach Europe

With groundbreaking technology and rigorous safety measures, Egypt’s El Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant is set to deliver 3.6 gigawatts of electricity by 2029