Exciting beginnings: How I became a journalist – #25YearsAJournalist
In the second part of the #25YearsAJournalist series, Khaled Diab reflects on his eventful early years as a journalist in Egypt.
Read MoreIn the second part of the #25YearsAJournalist series, Khaled Diab reflects on his eventful early years as a journalist in Egypt.
Read MoreThe upcoming first anniversary of the total war in Gaza exposes how the international system is not working and how we have come to live in a time of eternal warfare.
Read MoreSpace has become the final frontier for tourism. But is it responsible during a climate crisis for the super-rich to play billionauts and boldly go where no billionaire has gone before in search of a Planet B?
Read MoreAs Israel and Iran engage in sabre rattling, a major conflict threatens to break out in the Middle East, with the key players either actively stoking the flames or watching passively from the sidelines.
Read MoreNew Atheists and Christian fundamentalists have become strange bedfellows in their crusade against Islam. This has alienated many atheists, especially in the Arab world.
Read MoreThe EU and other elections this year reveal that the political climate is shifting against climate actions. Activists and concerned voters must keep green policies on the political agenda.
Read MoreA quarter of a century ago in Egypt, I became a journalist after years of on-and-off trial and error, punctuated by professional disappointment and personal setback. Here’s how my story began.
Read MoreIndividual and collective trauma triggered by past and present atrocities provide fertile ground for extremists to perpetuate the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and advance their agendas.
Read MoreIn the second part of this Q&A series, Khaled Diab fact checks the claims being made about the war in Gaza and the wider Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Read MoreA poem about the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.
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