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Biography

With over a decade of experience in the newspaper industry, I am a seasoned reporter at Al-Araby al-Jadeed, where I've been dedicated to delivering impactful stories since July 2014. My expertise spans investigative research, in-depth reporting, and effective communication, all underpinned by strong skills in English, Microsoft Office, and media management. I hold a degree in Political Science from the Lebanese University and have honed my proficiency in Arabic, English, and French, enabling me to navigate diverse linguistic and cultural landscapes with ease. My academic background, coupled with my professional experience, underscores my commitment to high-quality journalism.

Content

Total articles 9

• Available on paid plans

  British Arab candidates make stand for Gaza and urge Arab vote

  By Katia Youssef Verified

  Jun. 28, 2024

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  UK Arab platform to hold 'open dialogue' for Arab candidates

  By Katia Youssef Verified

  Jun. 21, 2024

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  Gaza's newborns orphaned or killed before their first breath

  By Abubaker Abed, Katia Youssef Verified

  Nov. 14, 2023

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Company Info

The New Arab

The New Arab, also known as Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, is a London-based pan-Arab news organization that focuses on digital and print journalism related to the Middle East, North Africa (MENA), and global diasporas. Founded in 2014, it is operated by Fadaat Media Ltd and led by CEO Abdulrahman Elshayyal, a former BBC executive. The organization is recognized for its left-center bias and mostly factual reporting. The New Arab offers primary news platforms in both English and Arabic, with a strong emphasis on politics, human rights, social justice, and culture in the MENA region. It features an investigative unit that addresses issues such as corruption and organized crime, along with a public-interest-driven fact-checking series called "For the Record." The organization aims to engage progressive readers, diaspora communities, and policy analysts, promoting discourse that counters autocratic narratives and highlights marginalized voices.