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The UAE’s Runaway Princesses Targeted by Pegasus

Diana Moukalled
Lebanese Writer and Journalist

Leaked Pegasus data show how the phones of Latifa, Haya and people close to them were targeted following their daring escapes from Dubai. While Haya resides in Britain where she fights for custody over her children, very little known is about Latifa after she was forcibly brought back to Dubai

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Pegasus Leaks: The Egyptian Foreign Ministry is Under Saudi Monitoring!

Hala Nasreddine
– Lebanese Journalist
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Pegasus: Providing Saudi and Emirati Eyes in Iraq

Rami El-Amin
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Espionage is Part of Egyptian-Saudi Relations

Hala Nasreddine
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Investigations

Pegasus leaks: UAE Spies on Yemen’s Ministers!

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That’s Why We Do It

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UAE: Israel’s (Pegasus) Spyware in the Service of Autocracy

Diana Moukalled
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The Mahdi Scouts: A Chronicle of Child Recruitment into Iranian Militias

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This investigation reveals children were trained in weapon use in Iranian camps in Syria and Lebanon under the banner of the Imam al-Mahdi Scouts, which serves as a bridge to militias affiliated with Iran’s Revolutionary Guard.
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Dear Lebanon: Nando’s Is Not The House it Once Was

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Kurdish Politicians Prioritize Power Over People

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living in a country that hates you

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Be “Dangerous”, Not SilentMisogyny is rooted in our societies, both legally and culturally. “She’s Dangerous” chose to confront these issues with comedy…

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Ghalia Al Alwani is a Syrian academic living in Beirut, Lebanon. In this video she expresses how in the aftermath of the Beirut Port Explosion, like many of the youth that were still in the country, she has lost hope in any change. She explains that the corrupt ruling class in Lebanon don’t prioritize the youth, which is why many of them leave.

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