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Nada Maucourant Atallah

Nada Maucourant Atallah

Beirut
Nada Maucourant Atallah is a correspondent at The National's Beirut bureau. She is a French-Lebanese journalist with five years of experience in Lebanon. She previously worked for L’Orient-Le Jour and the French investigative journal Mediapart, with a focus on financial and political investigations. She also reported for various French media outlets such as Le Monde Diplomatique and Madame Figaro
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A man lies at a hospital bed after being injured at Mar Elias church where a suicide bomber detonated himself in Dweil'a in the outskirts of Damascus, Syria, June 22, 2025. (AP Photo / Ghaith Alsayed)
Damascus hospital reminded of 'darker days' after church bombing

Staff treating the wounded tell of chaos and pain after first major terrorist attack since Assad's fall

MENAJune 23, 2025
Syrians gather inside Mar Elias church after the suicide attack. AP
Crater in the church: Survivors describe terror attack

At least 20 civilians have been killed and 52 wounded

MENAJune 22, 2025
A banner in Tehran shows images of senior Iranian commanders killed in Israeli strikes. Reuters
'Worst internet shutdown': Iranians abroad fear for loved ones amid blackout

Activists call move psychological warfare and rights groups say it is part of pattern of repression

MENAJune 21, 2025
An anti-Israel poster is displayed in Tehran. Hostilities between Israel and Iran have escalated rapidly. AFP
'Iran can defend itself': Tehran's proxies left on the substitute bench

Hezbollah source tells The National that the group will not intervene, even if US joins conflict

MENAJune 19, 2025
Traffic jams in western Tehran as people try to leave amid Israel's bombing campaign. AFP
Israel sows panic with Tehran eviction orders that echo Gaza and Lebanon

Forcing people to leave civilian areas violates international law, rights groups say

MENAJune 19, 2025
US President Donald Trump has said peace between Iran and Israel will come ‘soon’. AFP
Trump's push for 'real end' to Iran-Israel conflict faces significant obstacles

Analysts say deal must allow Iran to save face while convincing Israel to cede its upper hand

MENAJune 17, 2025
Missile trails in the sky late on Friday, seen from Nuseirat in central Gaza, as Iran attacked Israel. AFP
Israel mobilises reservists along borders with Lebanon and Syria

Move comes after Iran launches retaliatory air strikes against Israel

MENAJune 14, 2025
People gather as cars drive past rubble from damaged buildings in Beirut's southern suburbs, after a ceasefire between Israel and Iran-backed group Hezbollah took effect in November. Reuters
‘Axis of sitting ducks’: Why Hezbollah cannot afford to defend Iran from Israel’s attacks

With its arsenal decimated and pressure to disarm, the Lebanese group has little capability to support its ally

MENAJune 13, 2025
Israeli troops carry out a raid on Beit Jinn in southern Syria on Wednesday night. Photo: Israeli army
Syria and Hamas deny that Israel captured group's fighters in raid

Israeli army said its troops seized members of the Palestinian militant group in southern Syria

MENAJune 12, 2025
Amin Salam has been placed under house arrest and issued with a travel ban. Matt Kynaston for The National.
Ex-Lebanese economy minister arrested over corruption allegations

Salam is being investigated for alleged falsification, embezzlement of public funds and blackmailing insurance companies

MENAJune 11, 2025
Unifil peacekeepers patrol the border with Israel near the village of Kfar Kila, in southern Lebanon. AFP
US and Lebanon deny reports of deal with Israel to withdraw UN peacekeepers

Lebanese official says reports about ending mandate of Unifil are 'not serious'

MENAJune 09, 2025
Candles sit near a picture of assassinated Lebanese journalist Samir Kassir in Beirut last year. EPA
Focus on Gaza and Syria at Samir Kassir Middle East press awards

20th edition of EU-sponsored ceremony held without founder Gisele Khoury, who died in 2023

MENAJune 04, 2025
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has said the country needs to be ready for foreign investment and partnerships. AP
Lebanon looks to AI amid plans for digital transformation

President Joseph Aoun says digitalisation of public sector has long been delayed to serve 'whims of corrupt'

NewsJune 03, 2025
The US and Europe have agreed to lift sanctions on Syria, ending years of isolation for its banking sector. AFP
'We can’t afford to stand still': Syria’s banks brace for competition for post-sanctions boom

From reconstruction to trade, an end to sanctions has invigorated sector but challenges remain

MENAJune 03, 2025
Syria's President Ahmad Al Shara, centre, shakes hands with Orhan Cemal Kalyoncu, chairman of Kalyon Holding, as Syrian Minister of Energy Mohammad Al Bashir watches, after the signing of the agreement in Damascus. AP
Syria signs $7bn Qatari-led deal to double power supply

'Historic' agreement is tipped to create more than 50,000 direct jobs and 250,000 indirect jobs

EnergyMay 29, 2025
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