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Framing tragedy, post Beirut/Paris coverage
I spoke to Al Jazeera program The Stream this week during a special about how Beirut and Paris have been coping with the devastating...
Abou Rakhousa and the politics of poverty
I'm hearing a lot of people say street protests are dying out in Beirut, though there are more demonstrations planned this week. Whatever the...
In latest shooting, a very different reaction
It's been over ten days since the mass shooting at US military offices in Tennessee and here in Texas, flags are still at half...
Who’s got your data?
Following my interrogation by Hezbollah last month, I was left wondering what data they may have been able to copy from my phone, which...
Held by Hezbollah
"I don't mind sitting here," I told the Hezbollah guard who kept watch over us in a run-down prefabricated portable office. "But I haven't...
Two pools, two worlds of news coverage
By now much of the world has seen the brutal image of a Texas police officer literally sitting on top of a young African...
Media gets it wrong on Arab saints
From New York Times to The Telegraph, to The Jerusalem Post, news outlets around the world are erroneously claiming that two Palestinian nuns are...
New York Times sells Israel’s next war
How hard is it for the Israeli military to launch an unprovoked war with its neighbor by casting itself as a victim of barbarianism,...
New report: Press freedom threatened in Lebanon, region
Both Lebanon and Kuwait were among the poorest performing countries in terms of press freedom, according to a new media report released today by...
Blackface on Kuwait TV
It's sad to see that the racist tradition of Blackface is still alive and well on Kuwait TV. The technique of white actors portraying...
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