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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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Counting money at Syria's central bank. Qatar's assistance to the new government in Damascus is not enough to pay a promised salary rise to government workers. Reuters
Qatari funds 'not enough' for 400% pay rise promised to Syrian public sector

Gulf state's $29m a month pledge would cover a fifth of salary increase for civil servants

MENAMay 13, 2025
Rescuers dig for bodies at a mass grave in Raqqa, Syria in 2019. Qatari agents say they have found the remains of 30 people in a new US-backed search for ISIS victims. AP
Qatari agents find 30 bodies of ISIS victims in FBI hunt in Syria

Former ISIS-held town of Dabiq searched at request of US investigators

MENAMay 12, 2025
A Syrian Defence Ministry convoy arrives at the border with Lebanon following the killing of three Syrian soldiers by Hezbollah in Homs on March 17, 2025. Getty Images
How Lebanon's Bekaa valley became conflict flashpoint with Syria

The National talked to Shiite clan members at the Lebanese-Syria border after deadly clashes erupted at the frontier

MENAMay 07, 2025
An aerial view of the Syrian presidential palace in Damascus. Israel carried out an air strike near the area on Friday. AFP
Israel launches deadly strikes across Syria after warning of action to defend Druze

Offensive comes hours after Israeli military hit area near presidential palace in Damascus

MENAMay 02, 2025
Pope Francis made a historic visit to Mosul in 2021, with the city wearing the scars of war and ISIS rule. AP
'We need hope': What the Middle East's clergy are looking for in a new pontiff

The National spoke to bishops and procurators gathered at the Vatican for Pope Francis's funeral to find out their hopes and fears

MENAMay 02, 2025
Italian cardinal Giovanni Battista Re (left) officiates near the coffin of late Pope Francis during the funeral ceremony at St Peter's Square in the Vatican, on April 26. AFP
'He fought for justice, for an open church': Pope Francis laid to rest

Mourners tell of sadness and hope as world leaders use funeral as opportunity to tackle conflicts

NewsApril 26, 2025
The coffin of Pope Francis is carried into St Peter's Square for his funeral in the Vatican on Saturday, April 26. AP
Pope Francis's funeral begins as world bids final farewell

Heads of state and royalty among dignitaries paying last tributes to pontiff remembered for his humility

EuropeApril 25, 2025
Faithful await a Rosary celebrated on the steps of the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore to honor the passing of Pope Francis. Getty images
Special report'Pope Francis carried the Middle East in his heart'

Arab mourners among thousands from around the world who have flocked to St Peter’s Basilica to pay their final respects

MENAApril 25, 2025
A protester flashes the victory sign during a rally in Beirut in September 2022. Lebanon's financial crisis has stoked widespread discontent. EPA
Lebanon could seek $1bn in damages in foreign courts over country’s largest financial scandal

Former judge Jean Tannous says Beirut could go after funds allegedly embezzled and invested in real estate abroad

MENAApril 22, 2025
The National visits the town of Houla in southern Lebanon, where rebuilding efforts are undermined by Israeli strikes.
Special reportLebanese families pray for justice after Israel killings

Death of teenager Khadija Atwi reflects price paid by civilians for Israeli attacks

MENAApril 15, 2025
The shrapnel-riddled Liberty statue, damaged during Lebanon's civil war, in Beirut's Martyrs' Square. AFP
Lebanon's civil war is not over yet, say politicians 50 years on

Weapons may have stopped firing in Lebanon, but the old sectarian system dominates

MENAApril 13, 2025
(FILES) Lebanon's Central Bank Governor Riad Salameh poses during a studio photo session in the capital Beirut, on December 20, 2021. Lebanon's former central bank governor Riad Salameh was arrested on September 3, 2024 after being questioned over alleged embezzlement, a judicial official told AFP. (Photo by Joseph EID / AFP)
HSBC accused of turning blind eye to millions syphoned out of Banque du Liban

Leaked legal documents reveal that compliance officers raised concerns about suspicious transactions – but were overruled

MENAApril 03, 2025
Syria's interim President Ahmad Al Shara speaks during the announcement of the new government in Damascus. Reuters
Syria at critical juncture after forming new technocratic government

Transitional cabinet includes technocrats and trusted allies of Al Shara

MENAMarch 29, 2025
Syria's interim President Ahmad Al Shara speaks at the national dialogue conference held in Damascus in February. Syrian Arab News Agency
New Syrian government to be announced on Saturday night

First major overhaul of post-Assad leadership comes amid calls for more inclusive administration

MENAMarch 29, 2025
Syrian troops inspect a vehicle at a checkpoint in the country's coastal region, after a wave of violence involving security forces and gunmen loyal to former president Bashar Al Assad. AP
Special reportSyria's sectarian violence exposes challenges ahead for Al Shara

Recent wave of deadly violence has revealed underlying fault lines in newly liberated country

NewsMarch 24, 2025
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