Last Australia woman held at Syria's Roj camp to return home
The 29-year-old would be subject to strict conditions when she returns, including having to advise authorities where she lives and if she plans to travel.
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Israeli forces shoot dead sleeping Palestinian in West Bank raid
Family members say Mustafa Al-Khatib was found with multiple gunshot wounds in his bedroom, after not opening the door to Israeli troops because he was asleep
Rubio warns of 'chaos' from Hormuz tolls as Oman opposes fees
Rubio said there was no Gulf support for a Hormuz tolling system after Iran's IRGC rejected a new shipping lane, warning any vessel using it would be in danger.
Morocco overcome historic Haiti goals to roll into last 32
Morocco came from behind to secure a 4-2 victory over Haiti, securing their spot in the round of 32 where they'll face either Japan or the Netherlands.
Syrian Cassette Archives preserve a lost era of music and memory
We speak to the founders of Syrian Cassette Archives about preserving Syria's cassette culture, archiving forgotten music and reviving sonic heritage online
مشروع "مواكب": وليد بن سليم يستكشف نصوص جبران خليل جبران
في هذا العدد من ثقافة، تستضيف ليانا صالح الفنان المغربي وليد بن سليم للتعرف على تجربته التي يتقاطع فيها الشعر والموسيقى بالذاكرة الروحانية من خلال إعادة اكتشاف التراث الشعري العربي المتصوفة إلى الشعر الحديث. نتعرف اليوم على مشروعه الأخير "مواكب" الذي يعود فيه إلى جبران خليل جبران...
GTA 6 pre-orders unavailable in some Arab countries
Gamers in several Arab countries appear unable to access pre-orders for the new Grand Theft Auto title.
ICC judges sue Trump over 'draconian' sanctions
Three ICC judges sue Donald Trump and senior US officials, arguing sanctions imposed over court decisions are unlawful and punitive.
Iraq warns it might leave OPEC if oil quota not raised
Iraq is seeking a higher OPEC quota and has considered leaving the group if output limits are not increased, as OPEC+ reviews production capacity.
From guns to power: The reinvention of Iraq's Asaib Ahl al-Haq
Analysis: One of Iraq's most powerful armed groups is quietly recasting itself as an indispensable political broker
Yemen correspondent killed in car bomb in Hadhramaut
Al Arabiya and Al Hadath journalist Mohammed Ayda was killed in an IED explosion targeting his car in Mukalla, sparking widespread condemnation.
Thousands feared dead after major earthquakes strike Venezuela
Powerful earthquakes devastate Venezuela near Caracas, leaving hundreds dead and thousands feared missing as rescue efforts continue.
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Saudi Aramco resumes oil loading at Ras Tanura
Saudi Aramco resumes oil loading at Ras Tanura Saudi Aramco has resumed oil loading at its Ras Tanura export terminal after a nearly four-month suspension, according to shipping data reported by Re…
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Israel-Lebanon talks extended for another day
Israel-Lebanon talks extended for another day Negotiations between the Lebanese and Israeli delegations have been extended for another day, with no announcement of agreed principles expected on Thu…
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Israel says troops won't withdraw from Lebanon, Gaza, and Syria
Israel says it 'must defend' its residents in a justification of keeping its troops in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, where they continue to carry out attacks.
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Rubio: US wants deal with Iran, but not 'at any price'
Rubio and the US's Gulf allies said 'lasting regional peace and security requires addressing the full spectrum of Iran's missiles and support for proxies'.
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The State of Israel Vs Dr Hussam Abu Safiya: Silencing a witness
Israel's detention of Dr Hussam Abu Safiya and other Gazan healthcare workers is an attempt to silence them, writes Omar Abdel-Mannan.
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A battle of narratives emerges as Mamdani-backed candidates sweep NYC primaries
A battle of narratives emerges as Mamdani-backed candidates sweep NYC primaries Submitted by Azad Essa on Thu, 06/25/2026 - 16:28 The primary wins in New York have been framed as a victory for the …
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FIFA gives green light for LGBT flags at Egypt, Iran W. Cup game
The initiative to fly pride flags during the Egypt v Iran World Cup clash in Seattle is reportedly organised by local organisations rather than FIFA.
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Turkish journalists denied accreditation for Ankara NATO summit
The Turkish Journalists Association said the refusal to grant accreditation for journalists is worrying in terms of press freedom.
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US Supreme Court paves way for deportation of Syrians, Haitians
The US Supreme Court has backed a move to strip TPS protections from thousands of Syrian and Haitian migrants, which will not be subject to judicial review.
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Burnham’s new 'pro-Israel' chief of staff greeted with suspicion
Andy Burnham has appointed former Labour Friends of Israel chair James Purnell as his chief of staff - much to the consternation of his left-wing supporters.
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What kind of Iran will emerge from the US-Israeli war?
Analysis: The war has strengthened Iran's confidence in its deterrence capabilities, while leaving the fundamental drivers of its foreign policy unchanged
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Gaza ceasefire talks return to square one amid escalation fears
Palestinians are growing increasingly concerned as ceasefire negotiations stall, raising fears of wider Israeli military escalation.
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Last Australia woman held at Syria's Roj camp to return home
The 29-year-old would be subject to strict conditions when she returns, including having to advise authorities where she lives and if she plans to travel.
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Israeli forces shoot dead sleeping Palestinian in West Bank raid
Family members say Mustafa Al-Khatib was found with multiple gunshot wounds in his bedroom, after not opening the door to Israeli troops because he was asleep
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Rubio warns of 'chaos' from Hormuz tolls as Oman opposes fees
Rubio said there was no Gulf support for a Hormuz tolling system after Iran's IRGC rejected a new shipping lane, warning any vessel using it would be in danger.
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Morocco overcome historic Haiti goals to roll into last 32
Morocco came from behind to secure a 4-2 victory over Haiti, securing their spot in the round of 32 where they'll face either Japan or the Netherlands.
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Syrian Cassette Archives preserve a lost era of music and memory
We speak to the founders of Syrian Cassette Archives about preserving Syria's cassette culture, archiving forgotten music and reviving sonic heritage online
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مشروع "مواكب": وليد بن سليم يستكشف نصوص جبران خليل جبران
في هذا العدد من ثقافة، تستضيف ليانا صالح الفنان المغربي وليد بن سليم للتعرف على تجربته التي يتقاطع فيها الشعر والموسيقى بالذاكرة الروحانية من خلال إعادة اكتشاف التراث الشعري العربي المتصوفة إلى الش…
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GTA 6 pre-orders unavailable in some Arab countries
Gamers in several Arab countries appear unable to access pre-orders for the new Grand Theft Auto title.
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ICC judges sue Trump over 'draconian' sanctions
Three ICC judges sue Donald Trump and senior US officials, arguing sanctions imposed over court decisions are unlawful and punitive.
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Iraq warns it might leave OPEC if oil quota not raised
Iraq is seeking a higher OPEC quota and has considered leaving the group if output limits are not increased, as OPEC+ reviews production capacity.
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From guns to power: The reinvention of Iraq's Asaib Ahl al-Haq
Analysis: One of Iraq's most powerful armed groups is quietly recasting itself as an indispensable political broker
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Yemen correspondent killed in car bomb in Hadhramaut
Al Arabiya and Al Hadath journalist Mohammed Ayda was killed in an IED explosion targeting his car in Mukalla, sparking widespread condemnation.
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Thousands feared dead after major earthquakes strike Venezuela
Powerful earthquakes devastate Venezuela near Caracas, leaving hundreds dead and thousands feared missing as rescue efforts continue.
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Algerian woman pilot challenges stereotypes to run in election
Young Algerian airline pilot Meriem Chehih is giving up a stable career to run in the country's upcoming parliamentary elections.
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Iran warns against Hormuz crossings without authorisation
Iran warns that ships in the Strait of Hormuz need authorisation as tensions with the US grow over transit fees and shipping routes.
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Shia Muslims mark holy day of Ashura after months of war
Shia Muslims mark Ashura worldwide amid war in Iran and Lebanon, honouring Imam Hussein's sacrifice and resistance to oppression.
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The scars left behind by Israel's white phosphorus in Lebanon
In-Depth: From ruined harvests to life-changing injuries, Israel's white phosphorus attacks have left a lasting mark on life in south Lebanon
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How Oliver Azzi found his voice through memory, identity & home
The New Arab Meets: Lebanese artist Oliver Azzi as he reflects on growing up between two homes, finding music at 26 and building his own path
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Rubio says Iran deal will safeguard Gulf allies' security
Marco Rubio assured Gulf allies that any Iran deal will protect their security as regional concerns persist over US concessions to Tehran.
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Israel, Lebanon deny Israeli pullout from southern Lebanon
Israel and Lebanon deny any Israeli troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon despite a US claim of a pullback as talks continue.
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BMA votes to reject IRHA definition of antisemitism over Gaza
The BMA said the NHS's adoption of the IRHA definition could result in a 'chilling effect' on free speech across hospitals in the context of the Gaza war.
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A Pyrrhic Ceasefire in Lebanon
The New Arab/Al-Araby Al-Jadeed Cartoon of the Day by Palestinian-Jordanian editorial cartoonist Emad Hajjaj.
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Iran warns against Hormuz crossings as Rubio visits Bahrain
Iran's Revolutionary Guards warns ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz without authorisation risk being "dealt with" as US-Iran negotiations continue.
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Trump seeks $88 bn in extra funding, mostly for Iran war
The White House request for $87.6 billion in supplemental funding includes tens of billions of dollars for the Pentagon
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Colombia president-elect to work with Israel 'like never before'
Bogota's relations with Tel Aviv nosedived under Colombia's first-ever leftist government led by President Gustavo Petro
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Egypt, Iran face crunch World Cup game in shadow of geopolitics
Iran has had to grapple with travel restrictions, which coach Amir Ghalenoei said made them the tournament's "most oppressed team"
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UK government's answer to stolen Palestinian land? Ad watchdog
The sale of illegal Israeli settlement homes at a London event highlights how weak the recent UK government sanctions really are, writes Tom Guha.
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Syria trial opens for Assad cousin accused of war crimes
The court considers the acts attributed to Wassim al-Assad crimes against humanity and war crimes, the judge said
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US to progress with Turkey jet engine sales ahead of NATO summit
Turkey and the United States have generally enjoyed warm ties under Trump, who regularly praises Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan
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Yemen rejects Israeli claims of Houthi plot against Eilat
Yemeni officials have denied Israeli reports of Yemenia Airways being involved in an alleged plan to attack the southern city as authorities ramp up security.
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Hunger and desperation grip Sudan's El-Obeid as RSF closes in
A humanitarian catastrophe is looming in El-Obeid as RSF paramilitaries close in on the city, amid fears that atrocities will be committed if they capture it
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Reject genocide, put UK first, Muslim Vote founder urges Burnham
Abubakr Nanabawa says it won't be easy for Labour to win back Muslim voters, who have turned to independents and smaller parties.
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Anti-AIPAC Democrats break through in New York primaries
Pro-Palestine candidates backed by Mamdani oust AIPAC-aligned opponents, signalling a Democratic split over Gaza, US military aid and the pro-Israel lobby.
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EU diplomatic service proposes mission to train Lebanese forces
Discussion over a possible EU mission comes as the mandate of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon is set to expire at the end of 2026
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Lebanon transfers 128 prisoners to Syria amid Atef Najib trial
Lebanon handed over 128 Syrian detainees to their home country, as the trial of notorious Assad cousin and security chief Atef Najib continues
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Hijab-wearing women 'kicked, spat on' at Iran World Cup matches
Witnesses have reported several Islamophobic incidents during Iran's World Cup matches in LA, in which hijab-wearing women have been physically attacked.
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Qatar to resume LNG production 'within a few weeks', PM tells FT
Qatar expects LNG production to return to near-normal levels within weeks, with a US-Iran hotline seen as key to fully reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
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Israeli strike kills two in Lebanon as Rubio begins Gulf tour
Rubio's Gulf tour comes after the first round of talks with Iran concluded in Switzerland, aimed at bringing an end to the war.
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Gaza surfers turn to the sea to cope with war and displacement
Young Palestinians in Gaza are turning to surfing to cope with trauma, displacement and life under war.
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