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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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Damage caused to a building following an Israeli air strike that attacked a neighbourhood in the southern Lebanese city of Tyre on March 22, 2025. AFP
Israeli air strikes on Lebanon kill seven amid fragile truce

This is the highest single-day death toll since the November ceasefire

MENAMarch 23, 2025
Maj Amidu at the UNP base 4-42. Ghanaian peacekeepers have been operating in Lebanon since 1978. Matt Kynaston for The National.
Unifil patrols in southern Lebanon amid rising Israeli ceasefire violations

The National spent a day with Ghanaian peacekeepers who have resumed patrols along the Israel-Lebanon border amid a precarious truce

MENAMarch 23, 2025
Syrian troops take position in the village of Hawsh Al Sayyid Ali, 2km from the Lebanon border, on Monday. AP
Lebanon and Syria agree to ceasefire after border clashes kills nine

Western diplomatic sources and Lebanese security sources warn truce might not hold at the border

MENAMarch 18, 2025
Syrian troops ride on a military vehicle as they head towards the Syria-Lebanon border on Monday. Reuters
At least nine killed in Syria- Lebanon border clashes

At least nine have been killed in hostilities on the Bekaa Valley-Homs frontier since Sunday, including eight Syrian soldiers

MENAMarch 17, 2025
The mainly Alawite village of Arza lies abandoned after being attacked during deadly sectarian violence in eastern Syria that began on March 6. Nada Atallah / The National
Special reportKillings in Syrian village raise fears of sectarian violence without end

During a rare media visit to a site of the recent spree of sectarian killings in the country's east, The National spoke with survivors of an attack that claimed 25 lives

MENAMarch 14, 2025
Syria's President Ahmad Al Shara, right, has agreed a deal to integrate Mazloum Abdi's Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces with state institutions. Photo: Syrian presidency
Kurdish-led SDF to join Syria’s state institutions under new deal

Agreement includes ceasefire, citizenship rights and integration of civil and military bodies

MENAMarch 10, 2025
A row of cars if left burnt out following clashes in Jableh, in the Latakia region of Syria. EPA
Syrians recount loss during fighting and revenge killings

The National spoke to eight members of the Alawite community, some confined to their homes, surrounded by intense violence, with others hiding in the woods

MENAMarch 10, 2025
Scenes in Syria following recent violence.
Militias ‘rampage’ into central Syria after killings in Alawite areas

The UN and US condemn mass sectarian killings after more than 1,300 people, mainly civilians from the minority community, have been killed since last week

MENAMarch 09, 2025
Syrian security forces take part in a military operation in Latakia province on Friday. EPA
Hundreds of Syrians reported dead as civilians caught in spiralling violence

As many as 745 people reported dead since fighting erupted in the western coastal region

MENAMarch 08, 2025
Inmates accused of links to ISIS at the Syrian Democratic Forces-run Panorama Prison, in Hassakeh, north-eastern Syria. AP
A rare look inside Syria’s ISIS prison as jailbreak attempts surge

The 4,500 detainees of 46 nationalities are a 'ticking bomb', Kurdish-led authorities tell The National

MENAMarch 08, 2025
Fighters from security forces in Latakia, Syria, on Friday. EPA
130 killed as Syrian government forces and pro-Assad militias clash

Reports of dozens more wounded in fierce fighting

MENAMarch 07, 2025
Troops allied to Syria's new government gather in the southern town of Sanamayn, in Deraa province. AFP
At least 13 Syrian security troops killed in clashes with pro-Assad gunmen

Attack is among the deadliest since Syria's new administration, led by interim President Ahmad Al Shara, took power

MENAMarch 06, 2025
People stand next to flag-draped coffins during the mass funeral. AFP
South Lebanon mourns at mass funerals as PM calls for Israel's complete withdrawal

After being put on hold for months, funeral processions have resumed as mourners flock to their villages to bury their dead

MENAFebruary 28, 2025
YPJ fighters attend the funeral of a fellow fighter in Qamishli. AFP
Special reportNorth-east Syria at crossroads following Assad’s fall and call to disarm PKK

Announcement of the PKK’s dissolution might ease tensions between Turkey and Kurdish-led administration

MENAFebruary 28, 2025
Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri and members of the new Lebanese government attend a plenary session for a vote of confidence at the parliament building in Beirut. Reuters
Lebanese parliament backs new government in historic vote

'Armed resistance' term removed as statement vows to establish a state monopoly on weapons

MENAFebruary 26, 2025
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