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Adla Massoud

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Adla Massoud is The National’s New York and United Nations correspondent, where she reports on diplomacy, politics and the Middle East’s shifting conflicts. Also a documentary filmmaker, she was recognised in 2022 by the Arab Film and Media Institute as one of six “Rising Arab Women in Filmmaking.”
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A poster of Hezbollah's leader Naim Qassem in Lebanon's north-eastern Bekaa Valley. AFP
Rubio says Hezbollah trying to drag Lebanon back into 'chaos and destruction'

Group's leader says citizens have right to call for government's removal

USMay 24, 2026
More than two million Palestinians risk being squeezed into less than half of the Gaza Strip. AFP
Mladenov urges UN to press Hamas to disarm and Israel to honour ceasefire

'It is a deteriorating status quo or a new beginning – there is no third option,' high representative for Gaza says

USMay 21, 2026
A drone struck an electrical generator on Sunday outside the inner perimeter of the Barakah nuclear plant in Abu Dhabi, causing a fire. AFP
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Attacks against nuclear plants are a 'red line', UAE envoy to the UN says

IAEA chief Rafael Grossi warns UN Security Council that Barakah situation is of 'grave concern'

USMay 19, 2026
Hamas fighters stand guard as others search for the bodies of Israeli hostages alongside Red Cross workers in the east of Gaza on Sunday. AFP
Hamas refusal to disarm is still main obstacle, says Board of Peace report

Panel urges UN Security Council to 'use all means at its disposal' to pressure group into accepting proposed peace plan

MENAMay 19, 2026
Al Qalam: Poets in the Park art installation at Elizabeth H Berger Plaza in New York's Financial District honouring Little Syria. Photo: New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
New York's ‘Little Syria’ plaque sparks outrage in Lebanese community

Among those featured are Khalil Gibran, Mikhail Naimy, Ameen Rihani and Elia Abu Madi, literary figures widely celebrated in Lebanon

USMay 18, 2026
US ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz. EPA
US pledges another $1.8bn in humanitarian aid to UN

Washington’s ambassador denies claims the US has walked away from aid leadership

USMay 14, 2026
Russia and China raise 'serious concerns' over US-backed UN draft resolution on Strait of Hormuz
ExclusiveRussia and China raise concerns over US-backed UN resolution on Hormuz

US has delayed vote on draft as it seeks to rally broader international backing

USMay 12, 2026
An inflatable boat carrying migrants crosses the English Channel after leaving northern France. Getty Images
Washington accuses UN of enabling 'mass migration’ into US and Europe

State Department says UN agencies advocated 'replacement immigration' policies, even as citizens called for limits on movement

USMay 12, 2026
China's ambassador to the UN, Fu Cong, has called for the ceasefire to be maintained. Reuters
Hormuz blockade 'wreaking havoc' on global economy, warns China's UN envoy

Fu Cong says issue will be 'high on the agenda' when US President Donald Trump visits Beijing this month

USMay 01, 2026
Britain's King Charles, next to Queen Camilla, speaks with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani at the 9/11 Memorial on April 29. Reuters
King Charles meets Mamdani after he calls for return of Koh-i-Noo diamond

British monarch visits memorial honouring those killed in September 11 terror attacks

USApril 29, 2026
Explosions caused by the actions of Israeli troops in the southern Lebanese village of Arnoun on Tuesday. AFP
Israeli strikes in south Lebanon kill soldier, family of five and rescuers despite ceasefire

Ten people were killed, including a soldier and his brother

MENAApril 29, 2026
A vessel in the Strait of Hormuz off the coast of Oman. Reuters
Iran says it 'has right to take necessary measures' in Strait of Hormuz

Tehran's UN mission says any disruption to maritime transport 'lies with the US'

USApril 28, 2026
The UN Security Council meeting on maritime security, convened by Bahrain. Reuters
Bahrain calls for global action on Iran’s Hormuz blockade

Silence over Iran’s actions risks normalising breaches of international law, Bahrain's Foreign Minister tells UN Security Council

USApril 27, 2026
Buildings destroyed in Israeli strikes in the southern Lebanese coastal city of Tyre.
Attacks by Israel and Hezbollah may breach international law, UN warns

Since March 2, nearly 2,500 ⁠people have been killed in Lebanon

USApril 24, 2026
Ships near Bandar Abbas, Iran. A UN convention governs navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. Getty Images
Iran wants to charge ships to use the Strait of Hormuz. Can it legally do it?

Dispute over waterway is one of the central obstacles in US-Iran negotiations

USApril 23, 2026
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