Loujain al-Hathloul remains in prison for campaigning to change laws that are no longer on the books. After 500 days in jail, and amid allegations of torture, UN experts are c…
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This year’s Solar Decathlon was the first to be held in Africa. A generation of students met in Ben Guerir, Morocco, to put together sustainable architecture projects they had…
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Sharif Gaber faces three years in prison in Egypt for posting YouTube videos supporting his own right and that of other people to express their views on “controversial topics.…
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Fish farming is the next big thing in affluent Gulf countries, such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Oman, where wild fish stocks have been declining and depende…
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Christianity has seen a steep decline in the Middle East in recent decades due to persecutions, discrimination, violence, killings, low birth rates, and emigration. While Leba…
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Hajar Raissouni was arrested with her fiancé on August 31 outside a gynaecologist clinic in Rabat. She denied the charges of sexual activity outside marriage and having an abo…
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