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The banality of censorship: A decade of war against the arts in Sisi's Egypt

Since the 2013 coup in Egypt, filmmakers and artists have had to tread carefully to avoid getting on the wrong side of the government

Sexual harassment: Displaced Yemeni women accuse villagers of abuse

Yemen: Pregnancy under siege

Syrian refugees in Jordan contemplate return home as UN cuts aid

The write stuff: Ancient Arabic scripts are coming back to life

This doctor is giving life back to female Yazidi victims of Islamic State

Illegal abortion in Lebanon: 'I couldn't comprehend how painful it was'

Unwanted guests: The arts confront Turkey's treatment of Syrian refugees

Middle Eastern film in 2018: Why it was a milestone year

A tale of two film mavericks: Jocelyne Saab and Oussama Fawzi

The crumbling ‘bride of the Med’: How pencil and paper preserve Alexandria

Palestine's first aquarium: Marine life in landlocked West Bank

This Egyptian tried to kill himself due to bullying. Now he is fighting against it

Liquid gold: The price of Oman's sweet success

Mathematics village: Changing education, one equation at a time

Resist or leave? Meet the young Jordanians facing hard choices

Tehran's little secret: The cafe where disability is no barrier to talent

War is hell for animals too: In Jordan, these bears have found a sanctuary

Forget the kebabs: Turkey's chefs show what's really cooking

Mad for masgouf: 'Once they've tried it, they can't live without it'

In the lab of Istanbul's baklava master: 'The stomach never lies'