Articles by Nina Joudeh

Nina Joudeh

Nina Joudeh

Breaking News Reporter

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Nina is a committed journalist and versatile writer, shaped by a childhood split between the United States and the Middle East. Her work transcends cultural boundaries, offering a distinctive perspective on global issues. She currently resides in New York City.

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US-CITY-SKYLINE

WeWork Founder Wants to Buy Back Company

SUDAN-CONFLICT-RELIGION-ISLAM-EID

Alarming Daily Child Mortality in Sudan Camp

UK And US Launch Strikes On Yemen's Houthis

Houthi Rebels Attack 2 More Ships in Mideast Waters

ISRAEL-US-PALESTINIAN-CONFLICT

Biden Calls Netanyahu 'A Bad F*cking Guy' in Private Convo

HUNGARY-SWEDEN-NATO-POLITICS-DIPLOMACY-DEFENCE

Orbán Boycotts Parliament Session to Slow Sweden’s NATO Bid

PAKISTAN-POLITICS-ELECTION

Pakistan's Election Appears Predestined, Disappointing Voters

CHINA-ECONOMY

Plummeting Prices in China Drive Exporters to the Edge

Islamophobia is NOT an American value

Wall Street Journal Op-Ed Labels Dearborn 'Jihad Capital' in Bigoted Remark

Angry Farmers Storm Brussels to Protest EU Summit

Protesters Close Roads Between Belgium and Netherlands

Nigeria Gang Attack: More Than 160 Dead, 300 Wounded After Armed Groups Target Villages

Nigerian Monarch Shot Dead and Wife Kidnapped

Vladimir Putin, Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, captured during the 'Opening Plenary of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2009' at the Annual Meeting 2009 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, January 28, 2009.

ICJ Rules Ukraine-Russia Genocide Case to Move Forward

President Biden Delivers Remarks To The South Carolina Democratic Party

Biden to Honor U.S. Soldiers Killed in Jordan

President Biden Delivers Remarks To The South Carolina Democratic Party

Half of U.S. Adults Feel Israel Overstepped Boundaries

Pro-Palestine Protesters Shut Down Port of Melbourne

Britain Could Recognize Palestinian State Before a Peace Deal with Israel

US Officials Claim Russia Will Interfere in 2024 Election Despite Ongoing War With Ukraine—Possibly Being Its Motivation

Armenia Joins International Criminal Court, Russia Calls It 'Unfriendly Step'

Defense Secretary Austin And Secretary Of State Blinken Testify At Senate Hearing

U.S. Planning Strike Against Iran-Backed Militia

CISA Warns Google Chrome, Excel Users About Two New Hacking Exploits; Federal Agencies Urged To Take Action

Jordan Using Israeli Made Spyware to Monitor Lawyers, Journalists

Gaza Khan Younis Update: Reporter Claims Snipers Shoot Palestinians Who Try To Leave Buildings

Hamas Likely to Accept Ceasefire

ISRAEL-PALESTINIAN-CONFLICT-POLITICS-CABINET

South Africa Believes Israel Is Ignoring ICJ Ruling

Ukraine Corruption Scheme: 5 Arrested Over Alleged $40 Million Conspiracy

U.N. Top Court Dismisses Ukraine Case Against Russia

EU Sanctions 6 Companies Involved in Sudan War

Roughly Eight Million Displaced by Sudan War

Multiple Chinese Spy Balloons Spotted Over Taiwan's Airspace—Allegedly Part of China's Harassment Campaign

U.S. Prepping for Potential Chinese-Taiwan Invasion

Hungary-EU Row: Prime Minister Viktor Orban Claims Brussels Wanted Him To Lose the Democratically Conducted Election

Ukraine Improving Conditions for Hungarian Minorities

Microsoft Security Breach: Russian Hackers Allegedly Access Email Accounts of Leadership Team Members

Microsoft Tops Record Sales

Pedro Sánchez: We must protect Europe, so Europe can protect its citizens

Spain Congress Rejects Amnesty Bill for Catalan Separatists

Governor Gavin Newsom Announces He Will Sign Moratorium On Executions In California

Ohio Considering Execution by Nitrogen Gas

Multiple Chinese Spy Balloons Spotted Over Taiwan's Airspace—Allegedly Part of China's Harassment Campaign

China Ramps Up Pressure with Taiwan

YEMEN-PALESTINIAN-ISRAEL-CONFLICT-PROTEST

Hamas Studies New Truce Proposal

Donald Trump Says Nikki Haley Unlikely To Become His Vice President Choice: 'She's Not Smart Enough'

Ex-IRS Contractor Sentenced to 5 Years for Leaking Tax Records

Defense Secretary Austin And Secretary Of State Blinken Testify At Senate Hearing

Secretary of Defense Assures 'Necessary Actions' after U.S. Troop's Deaths

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