Interviews

The New Arab Meets: Izzeldin Bukhari, a Palestinian chef touring European cities to promote Palestinian cuisine with a dash of Sufism and a vegan touch.

The New Arab Meets: Farshad Hashemi's metafictional debut reflects on the restrictive freedoms of Iranian women, told through a playful, political lens.

The New Arab Meets: Dr Haya Hijazi, a gynaecologist and obstetrician from Gaza, who explains how genocide will permanently affect women's reproductive health.

The Czech Republic has given unanimous support to Israel in its war on Gaza. But one activist, Jana Ridvanova, bucked the trend with her pro-Palestinian work.

The New Arab Meets: Gazan author, journalist, and mother, Laila El-Haddad. In an exclusive interview, Laila speaks about Gaza, foodwashing, and staying hopeful.

The New Arab Meets: Palestinian poet, Mosab Abu Toha. Abducted by Israel having raided Gaza, Mosab details his desperate escape and hopes for a free Gaza.

The New Arab Meets: Irish politician and activist, Richard Boyd Barrett. He discusses Ireland's support for Palestine and why the West is reluctant to follow.

The New Arab Meets: Ramzi Boukhiam, the first surfer to represent Morocco at the Olympics, to talk about his inspirations, and what surfing means in Morocco.

The New Arab Meets: Afzal Khan, who made a career-impacting decision in November when he stepped down from the Labour shadow cabinet over the Gaza war. He discusses why he will continue championing the cause of Palestine and the Palestinian people.

The New Arab Meets: Human rights activist Jenny Dakosta Van Mputu to discuss the silent genocide in Congo, the silence of Western media and what more needs to be done to help the people of Congo.