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BA and MA in Modern History, University College London. Iraqi-British journalist with over 15 years of experience; has written extensively on the Middle East and US. Formerly: Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Asharq Alawsat. Currently, Editor-in-Chief, The National Newspaper, Abu Dhabi. Senior Fellow, Institute of State Effectiveness. Yale World Fellow. Member of the Board of Trustees, American University in Iraq. Young Global Leader, World Economic Forum.
While all sectors of society are affected by the developments of the Arab world, it is its young people, comprising two thirds of the region’s population, who are most impacted.
Davos 2016: The Arab world is being transformed by war, conflict and strife. However, it is also being transformed by a new generation of Arabs who are questioning the status quo, both in...
“Are newspapers dying. Yes or No?” This question was a recent headline for an online media platform that argued, as has been written in hundreds of articles and highlighted in quarterly r...
Sectarianism is all too often seen as the fuel for the raging fires of the Middle East, while too little serious attention is given to the failure of governance as the root cause of these...
The Middle East is witnessing the largest flows of population movement since 1948, when Palestinians were displaced with the creation of the state of Israel. The repercussions of that exo...
The World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Outlook 2013, released this week at the Annual Meeting in Davos, states that 53% of respondents from the Middle East and North Africa expect polit...
