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'Crossing Borders' was an art project designed by Palestinian students from Gaza and transferred onto plates by local schoolchildren → Read More
The conflict between Kyiv and Moscow has seen food shortages, booming energy markets, governments selling arms, and geo-political alignments shift → Read More
The first foreign language radio of the British Empire Service, set up to counter the German and Italian propaganda, began its life in 1938 → Read More
Syrian forces used the Abbasiyyin Stadium as a car park for military vehicles and a training ground for fighters → Read More
Martin Near, who shouted 'Filisteen hora' during an Arabic TV interview, tells MEE he hopes he has started a trend → Read More
Since October, at least 118 Egyptians have been arrested at make-shift checkpoints or taken from their homes → Read More
Turkey's Bayraktar TB-2 and Iran's Shahed-136 are cheap, effective weapons reshaping conflict as we know it → Read More
Activists accuse event organisers of hosting Zionism supporters and failing to invite pro-Palestine Nobel laureate Annie Ernaux → Read More
Palestinians say MEE's discovery of UK-held land earmarked for decades as an embassy site exposes a 'colonial injustice' → Read More
Lebanon's banks have voted to shut their doors following a spate of incursions by depositors cut off from their cash → Read More
Desperate depositors who opted to storm banks, some armed, had blamed politicians and officials for the economic crisis that led to this point → Read More
Clients who stormed banks included a retired police officer, a former diplomat, electricity employees, and a debtor → Read More
Son of Ayman Shohoum tells MEE his teacher father was handed over by Saudi authorities on 20 September → Read More
A historian tells Middle East Eye that allegations about the queen's family tree are 'suppositions and guesswork' → Read More
Egyptian MP says plane actually costs no more than $240m, as purchase branded unjustifiable in a time of economic turmoil → Read More
The country's biggest tea importing company warns that Egyptians would not find tea in supermarkets in less than a month as it has no foreign cash to pay for imports → Read More
Authorities have earmarked more than 2,000 homes in Warraq Island for demolition to pave the way for Manhattan-style residential towers → Read More
An armed man has held up a branch of Lebanon's Federal Bank in west Beirut's Hamra Street and taken several people hostage. Lebanese media reported that the gunman fired three warning shots and is carrying incendiary material, threatening to set the bank on fire. The Lebanese channel Al-Jadeed TV reported that the man is Sheikh Hussien, 42. Middle East Eye could not independently verify these… → Read More
Salma Bahgat, a 20-year-old media student, was stabbed 17 times in the latest case of femicide in Egypt → Read More
Ahl Masr Walkway was opened to the public in March and Egypt's prime minister said it would be free of charge → Read More