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Israel kills journalists at record rate
Gaza has become the deadliest war for journalists. On average, 10 have been killed every month since the start of the conflict on October 7, 2023
More than 40 million extra teachers needed worldwide by 2030, Unesco warns
The share of primary teachers leaving the profession has nearly doubled between 2015 and 2022
UAE, Jordan and other Middle East countries with mandatory military service
The region has a long history of conscription, with an overall trend to reinstatement in many countries
Deaths from malnutrition in Gaza rise at alarming rate
Nearly one in five children under five in Gaza city is now acutely malnourished
Satellite images show limited impact of Israeli strikes on Yemen's ports
The National examines satellite imagery to gauge damage after sites held by rebels were hit this month
Israel-Iran conflict: How did things get here?
A timeline of key events in the unprecedented escalation between the foes
Inside Israel’s most extensive strikes yet on Iran
What satellite images reveal about the bombing of nuclear and military infrastructure and the potential risk of nuclear leaks
Data explainedSome microplastics pollute water more than others
Man-made fabrics and vehicle tyres release the highest amounts of microplastics into the world's waters
Syria receives major wave of investments in six months since Assad's fall
Commitments include a $7 billion energy infrastructure deal led by Qatar’s UCC Holding
Gaza's aid centre chaos laid bare in witness footage
The National analyses video evidence from in and around distribution centres run by the GHF
ColumnFalling for the abaya - an unexpected love story
As an Arab, it was never part of my wardrobe when I lived in London, but moving to the UAE has changed all that
Gaza’s farmland has been almost erased
UN says 95 per cent of Gaza’s arable land is occupied, damaged or inaccessible due to military operations, leaving enclave reliant on aid
Yemen’s deadliest month since US air strikes began
April toll rises to 322 civilians killed amid expanded US operations against Houthi targets
Data explainedTrump's first 100 days in 10 charts
Donald Trump's return to the White House has been anything but quiet
Chart of the weekCatholicism grew in Global South under Pope Francis
Africa is now home to 20 per cent of world's Catholic population, as church leadership shifted away from Europe
