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A girl and a boy use a giant interactive display screen at the Qatar National Library in the capital Doha on May 19, 2019. (AFP)
Dealing with school disruptions in MENA
Editorial
  • Lebanon
Women draped in the Lebanese national flag use their cell phones during a demonstration against tax increases and official corruption, in Zouk Mosbeh, north of Beirut. (AFP)
Alternative media online increasingly draws Lebanese youth audiences
Samar Kadi
  • Online
A carefully crafted experience. Founder of MENA Speakers and KnoWhoMarket Saana Azzam.(Courtesy of Saana Azzam)
Online platforms bringing visibility to knowledgeable voices
Khadija Hamouchi
  • Libya
A man checks his phone in the city centre of Libya's Benghazi, April 6. (AFP)
Fake news war: in Libya, battles also rage on social media
  • Iraqi
An illustration photo shows PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds video game. (Reuters)
Iraq parliament bans online battle games
  • Online
Unique approach. Shirine Rashed, founder of the “I-Read” initiative. (Al Arab)
Egyptian online initiative to encourage book readership
Mustafa Abid
  • Online
Setting the beat. The lone drummer, the symbol of the campaign #Art_Has_No_Place. (Marwa al-A’sar)
New hashtag gives voice to unheard artists in Egypt
Marwa al-Asar
  • ISIS
A man works on a laptop in Essex County, Massachusetts. (AP)
Will artificial intelligence help neutralise ISIS propaganda online?
mahmud
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