Radio in Sudan: (Not) a substitute for the internet
After 85 years of continuous broadcasting, BBC Arabic radio in Sudan finally went off the air on January …
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After 85 years of continuous broadcasting, BBC Arabic radio in Sudan finally went off the air on January …
Radio in Sudan: (Not) a substitute for the internetRead More »
At the close of last year, people from around the world traveled to Qatar to enjoy a soccer …
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When Umm Fahd danced in the stadium while watching the 25th Arabian Gulf Cup in the Al-Basra governorate in …
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In August 2020, Egyptian president Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi appealed to the Egyptian youth in a statement: “Egypt’s youth! …
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“A media institution I used to work with deleted my archive from its website because they didn’t want …
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“I’ve been ordering taxi rides through the Bolt app for three years. Everything was fine until I noticed …
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When the Lebanese Central Inspection launched the IMPACT platform, it resolved one issue but gave rise to another. …
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This past October, Egyptian activists used social media to call for protests in parallel with the 27th UN …
The 2022 FIFA World Cup brought Qatar journalists from all over the world, despite limitations to press freedom, …
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Football fans in the Arab region experienced the FIFA World Cup on home soil for the first time …
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