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With Assad gone, Syrian booksellers revive once-forbidden books
In 2007, Salah Shehadeh set out to find The Shell, a narrative nonfiction book by Mustafa Khalifa that had gained recognition for its brutal depiction...
How Egypt hopes to capitalise on Aga Khan’s burial
The Aga Khan III mausoleum, a rectangular mosque-like building on top of a hill on the western bank of the Nile River in the...
What can HTS’ rule in Idlib tell us about Syria’s future?
This is Part 3 of a four-part series by Shahira Salloum, managing editor of Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, reflecting on her January trip to Syria following...
The forensic doctor tracing the corpses of Assad’s regime
Forensic doctor Sara Melhem has been tirelessly working with her colleagues at the morgues of Damascus Hospital and Al-Mouwasat University Hospital hoping to help families...
Gaza’s lupus patients battle for care after Israel’s genocide
When 23-year-old Noor Al-Ishi from North Gaza started experiencing daily night sweats and joint pain, she thought it was from carrying heavy buckets of...