Global South

The rules-based order died in Gaza. Will international law live?
Gaza War
Voices

The rules-based order died in Gaza. Will international law live?

Distorted in service of Western power, the rules-based order is dead. Rescuing an international law we can believe in is now up to us, says Alonso Gurmendi.

Alonso Gurmendi
08 July, 2025
USAID [Getty]
USAID
World
Live Story

Over 14 million people could die from US foreign aid cuts: study

The New Arab Staff & Agencies
01 July, 2025
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Gaza War
Analysis
Live Story

How the war on Gaza is turning Israel into a pariah state

Giorgio Cafiero
09 October, 2024
Mpox outbreak: How the WHO's 'vaccine apartheid' outcasts Africa
WHO
Perspectives

Mpox outbreak: How WHO 'vaccine apartheid' has segregated Africa

Beauty Dhlamini

Beauty Dhlamini

29 August, 2024
Adam Kirsch's colonial revisionism should shame his publishers
Gaza War
Voices

Adam Kirsch’s colonial revisionism should shame his publishers

Alonso Gurmendi

Alonso Gurmendi

28 August, 2024
On trial balloons and the unravelling of the West
Gaza War
Perspectives

In Gaza, Israel trials new face of America's imperial laboratory

Yoav Litvin

Yoav Litvin

30 May, 2024
For the Global South, Malcolm X's message matters more than ever
Malcolm X
Voices

Malcolm X was an ally to the oppressed. That's why he matters

Richard Sudan

Richard Sudan

24 May, 2024
How Iranian miniskirts betrayed the lie of Western feminism
Iran
Perspectives

Why Western feminism fetishises brown women in miniskirts

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Tharwa Boulifi

24 April, 2024
Gaza War
Perspectives

How Gaza deepened the chasm between the West and 'the rest'

Allia Bukhari

Allia Bukhari

04 March, 2024
An Unlasting Home
Kuwait
Book Club
Live Story

An Unlasting Home: Interrogating identity and belonging

Hafsa Lodi 

Hafsa Lodi 

19 April, 2023
cost of living crisis
Narrated

It's time to ditch the developed vs developing dichotomy

AW

Adele Walton

23 November, 2022
COP27
Environment
Live Story

Climate-battered nations say their people expect help from COP27

The New Arab Staff & Agencies
17 November, 2022
JSO
COP27
Voices

We can’t stop climate change without ending capitalism

Afroze Fatima Zaidi

Afroze Fatima Zaidi

17 November, 2022
People walk through the aisles of the Qatar National Library in the capital Doha
education
Society
Live Story

Partnerships in education research exploit unequal relations

The New Arab Staff

Maha Shuayb and Mai Abu Moghli

23 June, 2022
A young girl walks through the Diougop relocation camp outside of Saint Louis on August 11, 2021
climate crisis
Environment and Climate
Live Story

Flooding in Senegal forces women into new forms of despair

Anmol Irfan

Anmol Irfan

08 December, 2021
Wizara is the first blockchain based platform built by artists for artists. The project hopes to protect the social life of art, preserving wealth within artistic communities [Wizara/ARQAAM]
Arab art
Culture
Live Story

Wizara's ARQAAM: Blockchain's first pan-regional art exhibit

Benjamin Ashraf

Benjamin Ashraf

01 December, 2021
Java art Netherlands - Getty
museums
Voices

This Black History Month, museums should return stolen artefacts

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Malia Bouattia

15 October, 2020
Cop 22 climate justice demo
social justice
Perspectives

COP22: Civil society gears up to tackle climate crisis

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Alice Champseix

10 November, 2016
Morocco climate change
Morocco
Perspectives

COP22: From rhetoric to action

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Warda Mohamed

08 November, 2016
Beirut
Trump
Perspectives

The capitalism of our times

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Bassel Salloukh

24 August, 2016
UN border - AFP
World Bank
Perspectives

Overcoming our underdevelopment

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Bassel Salloukh

22 July, 2016