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    Narrow vision of Iran’s protests is a Western media catastrophe

    03 Oct 2022

    By painting the suffering of the Iranian people as a rage against Islam the Western media is not only misrepresenting these brave protests but demeaning them

    A diseased world: The tale of individual freedoms and the greater good

    23 Dec 2020

    Almost a year in and the coronavirus has given us a new set of tests, the results of which must redefine our outlook on societies and humanity as a whole. As we analyse the statistical ebb and of those affected by the disease and watch as governments scramble for solutions tailored to their own societal fabric, we have come to hear the figures speak.

    George Floyd’s lesson to the Arab world

    10 Jun 2020

    Many in the Arab world were moved to rally in support and justly so. Social-media timelines were blacked out and the hashtag Black Lives Matter saw great contributions by enraged Arabs.

    How Israel lost the social media war

    24 May 2021

    Loss of any innocent life is always grievable but as is the nature of analysis and the obligation of criticism the comparison of this loss is a requirement.

    The virus on our minds

    06 Apr 2020

    The mirror that COVID-19 has forced us to look into is one that has no cracks, it reflects reality in its harshest form and unless we truly look, and come out the other side changed human beings, all this agony would have been for nothing

    When two worlds collide

    29 Jan 2012

    Though the two worlds of entertainment and politics orbit around different issues and are inhabited by people who are structured somewhat differently, they always tend to meet and intermingle one way or another.

    The secular state of social networks

    01 Apr 2012

    Virtual connections have stripped bare the essence of love songs, for no longer does one have to climb the highest mountain or brave the desert sands to be with the ones they love.

    The true colours of liberty

    05 Aug 2012

    The British Empire colonised most of the world, including most Arab countries, and for decades the countries under its grasp fought to see the Union Jack unearthed from their soil.

    A word written is a word feared

    05 Feb 2012

    Throughout history numerous books have created massive conflicts between people and ripped holes into well-knit societies. The most infamous of all is Adolf

    UAE, always united, always ahead

    02 Dec 2013

    The 2nd of December is not just a day celebrating the passing of time, for the people of UAE it is a celebration of monumental achievements taking place year after year. A young nation it may be, only by years, certainly not by accomplishments.

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