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Nasri Atallah

Nasri Atallah

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Nasri Atallah is the editor of The National’s TN Magazine. He was previously editor-in-chief of Esquire Middle East, Esquire Qatar and Esquire Saudi, Head of Content at SRMG Labs and a long-time contributing writer at GQ Middle East. He has contributed writing to The Guardian, Monocle, Little White Lies, amongst others. He is also an author, screenwriter and award-winning film and television producer.
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Sarah Hermez was recently named in The Business of Fashion’s BoF 500 list of influential figures shaping the global fashion industry. Reem Mohammed / The National
One Last Thing: Sarah Hermez on room service and hating questionnaires

Lebanese designer and co-founder of Creative Space Beirut brings her dry wit to our questionnaire

TN MagazineNovember 02, 2026
Jaguar has unveiled its first car of a new era, a 1,015hp electric grand tourer. Jaguar
Jaguar Type 01 revealed as controversial reinvention becomes reality

British marque unveils its first car of a new era, a 1,015hp electric grand tourer

TN MagazineOctober 07, 2026
Unlike earlier Ray-Ban Meta glasses, the Audio frames cannot take photos or record video. Photo: Meta
Will Ray-Ban Meta’s new audio-only glasses be enough to ease privacy concerns?

The product focuses on the feature tech giant says people use most, amid growing scrutiny of camera-equipped eyewear

TN MagazineSeptember 24, 2026
The Torcal is Bentley’s first fully electric car, marking a new chapter for the 107-year-old marque. Photo: Bentley
First images of Bentley's Torcal, its first fully electric vehicle

Designed around everyday usability rather than excess, car is about five metres long and promises a range of about 483km

MotoringSeptember 23, 2026
The Lotus Emira was unveiled in 2021 as the British marque’s final petrol-powered production car, but those plans have evolved. Photo: Lotus
How the Lotus Emira brought the British sports car maker back to its roots

Designed as its final petrol-powered car, the model may instead have helped the marque rediscover what makes it special

MotoringSeptember 17, 2026
Cover storyStephanie Atala is ready to tell her own story

Lebanese-French star opens up about life after Crystal, her international ambitions and the deeply personal screenplay she hopes to bring to the screen

TN MagazineSeptember 11, 2026
From construction sites to desert camps, the pick-up truck has been part of the UAE's story for more than half a century. Getty Images
The story behind the UAE's enduring obsession with pick-up trucks

Few countries have a more diverse automotive market, yet no vehicle tells the full story quite like the pick-up

MotoringJune 30, 2026
A selection of books for Etihad Rail’s Abu Dhabi to Fujairah route, from Arab novellas and European classics to essays, short stories and contemporary non-fiction
Train reads: 11 compact books to take on short journeys

As Etihad Rail launches between Abu Dhabi and Fujairah, these novellas, essays and story collections suit the nearly two-hour route

BooksJune 30, 2026
The deeper loss of Brexit was never really administrative; it was cultural. Getty Images
ColumnA country adrift from its continent: Brexit through the eyes of a British-Arab

It was sold as a solution, but now the vote to leave the EU looks more like only the beginning of a national conversation that's still unfolding

LifestyleJune 19, 2026
The Ineos Grenadier pairs utilitarian design with modern engineering. Photo: Ineos
The Ineos Grenadier LeTech channels old-school 4x4 spirit for a new generation

Unapologetically analogue, wildly capable off-road and perfectly suited to the UAE’s overlanding culture

MotoringMay 11, 2026
Hashel Al Lamki’s work is often discussed through the lens of materiality and landscape, but its conceptual core is more personal and anchored in lineage. Photographer: Aqib Anwar
Cover storyHow Hashel Al Lamki became one of the UAE’s defining artists

From a childhood studio in Al Ain to major international collections, the Emirati artist has spent a lifetime working between landscape, memory and identity

TN MagazineMay 08, 2026
Katherine Pangonis is the author of three books on Mediterranean and French history. Photo: Katherine Pangonis
One Last Thing: historian Katherine Pangonis on her dream dinner guests

Author of acclaimed books on Mediterranean history answers our quick-fire questionnaire

TN MagazineApril 23, 2026
Nada Debs
Cover storyLebanese designer Nada Debs reflects on identity, reinvention and legacy

Japan-born, UAE-based creative has built a career translating Arab craft through a contemporary lens

TN MagazineApril 10, 2026
The facelifted version of the GLS continues to lay claim to being the S-Class of SUVs. Photo: Mercedes-Benz
Revamped Mercedes-Benz GLS: Still the ‘S-Class of SUVs’

Facelifted model pairs comfort and cloud-assisted cleverness in a seven-seat flagship

MotoringMarch 31, 2026
Le Gray was restored after years of closure following the 2020 port blast. Photo: Le Gray
Le Gray hotel's return to life signals a wider comeback for Beirut

After suffering through the city's overlapping crises, the venue is back in business

TN MagazineFebruary 19, 2026
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