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Mina Aldroubi

Mina Aldroubi

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Abu Dhabi
Mina joined The National in June 2017 after six years of working for news outlets in London. From 2011 to 2016, she worked as a London reporter for Asharq Al Awsat. She has conducted several high-profile interviews, including with London Mayor Saddiq Khan. She graduated in International Politics from City University and received her master’s degree in Middle East Politics from the School of Oriental and African Studies, London. Mina was born in Baghdad, and raised in Amman and London.
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People gather around the wreckage of a mini van at the site of a US strike in Sanaa on April 21. Reuters
US-Houthi truce sidelines Israel as Gulf states push for de-escalation

Trump's visit to the region and nuclear talks incentivised deal between Washington and Yemeni rebels

May 08, 2025
Salem bin Braik was named as the new prime minister of Yemen's internationally recognised government. AFP
Analysts doubt whether Yemen's new PM can bring change

Ahmed bin Mubarak resigned as prime minister blaming inability to make necessary reforms

May 04, 2025
Ali Larayedh, former prime minister of Tunisia, was detained in 2022 and has now been convicted of aiding terrorism. EPA
Former Tunisian PM jailed for 34 years for terrorism

Leading opposition figure in Ennahda denies he aided movement of extremists to Syria

May 03, 2025
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al Sudani at Iraq's banking sector reform conference in Babylon Hotel, Baghdad, on April 7. AP
Syria's presence at Arab summit is essential, Iraqi PM says

Baghdad seeks to present solutions to ongoing regional crises

May 02, 2025
Cardinal Louis Sako, patriarch of Iraq's Chaldean Catholic Church, in Baghdad on April 21.  AP Photo
Iraq's Cardinal Louis Sako hopes interfaith dialogue will be priority for next pope

He will be among 136 cardinals eligible to vote on who will succeed Pope Francis as head of the Catholic Church

April 26, 2025
Omani Foreign Minister Badr Al Busaidi with US envoy Steve Witkoff in Muscat. Reuters
'Unlikely is possible', says Oman as US-Iran nuclear talks progress

Next round of negotiations will be held in Muscat, with technical discussions to take place before then

April 20, 2025
US Middle East special envoy Steve Witkoff, left, and Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi are leading their countries' delegations in the talks. AFP
Cautious optimism ahead of second round of US-Iran nuclear talks

Tehran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi believes agreement likely if US 'refrains from unreasonable and unrealistic demands'

April 18, 2025
US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff is negotiating with Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. AFP
Iran says uranium enrichment is 'non-negotiable'

Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi rejects US envoy's call to stop enrichment programme

April 16, 2025
Iraq's Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al Sudani, centre, must navigate a path between Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, left, and US President Donald Trump. AFP; AP; Reuters
How Iraq seeks to balance US and Iran ties

Tehran's regional influence has weakened but it is aiming to keep a grip over Baghdad as it enters talks with Washington

April 11, 2025
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al Sudani, centre, oversees the agreement between Electricity Minister Ziad Ali Fadel, right, and George Pickart of GE Vernova, in Baghdad. AFP
Iraq signs 27,000MW electricity deals with US companies

Agreements for power plants and solar project 'part of strategic co-operation framework' with Washington, Baghdad says

April 10, 2025
US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff and Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi will lead negotiations for their sides.  AFP
US-Iran talks will prevent war but progress will be slow, experts say

Negotiations in Oman seen as an opportunity to build trust, as well as curb Tehran’s nuclear activities

April 09, 2025
Gazans in the southern city of Khan Younis mourn the deaths of a Palestinian family, who were killed when an Israeli strike hit their tent. AP
Killed in their Eid dresses: Children bear brunt of Israeli strikes

Hundreds of children dead in Gaza over past 10 days, Unicef says

March 31, 2025
An area of Sanaa, Yemen's capital city, is littered with debris in the aftermath of a US air strike. Reuters
Yemeni civilians fear new war amid 'terror' of US air strikes

Yemeni citizens struggle to stay calm in the face of Washington's bombing campaign to 'annihilate' the Houthi rebels

March 31, 2025
Houthi supporters protest against US air strikes on Yemen. The latest round of American attacks began in mid-March. EPA
US strikes on Houthis complicate Yemeni peace process

Experts say push to end decade-long civil war requires more than military force

March 31, 2025
Houthi soldiers survey the damage after US air strikes in Sanaa, Yemen. EPA
US strikes will not defeat Houthis or deter attacks, experts say

Working with regional allies and empowering Yemen's government seen as a more effective strategy for Washington

March 30, 2025