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Jonathan Lessware

Jonathan Lessware

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Freelance Online Editor, Arab News

Exeter, London

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Sports. But you never know... Maybe if I come across a really crazy story...

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Total articles 49

  • UN food agency warns that tens of thousands could die during third year of war in Sudan

    By Jonathan Lessware| Arab News Verified LONDON: Tens of thousands of people will die in Sudan if the country’s civil war continues for another year, with the UN facing a vast food-aid funding gap and unable to reach those most vulnerable to famine, a senior official warned on Thursday. The conflict, which began two years ago, has caused what is, “by any metric,” the largest humanitarian crisis in the world, Shaun Hughes, the World Food Programme’s emergency coordinator for the Sudan crisis, told a UN briefing.

    By Jonathan Lessware · Arab News

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Israel warns Syrian leader of 'heavy price' if security interests threatened

    By Jonathan Lessware| arab.news@ Turkiye detains 11 after protest boycott calls /node/2595766/middle-east April 03, 2025 08:09 Turkiye detains 11 after protest boycott calls The leader of the main opposition CHP party called for the purchase boycott on Wednesday to put more pressure on the government Istanbul: Turkish authorities on Thursday detained at least 11 people suspected of spreading calls for a blanket boycott of purchases to protest the jailing of Istanbul’s opposition mayor, the official Anadolu news agency...

    By Jonathan Lessware · arab.news

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • UN food agency warns that tens of thousands could die during third year of war in Sudan

    By Jonathan Lessware| Arab News Verified LONDON: Tens of thousands of people will die in Sudan if the country’s civil war continues for another year, with the UN facing a vast food-aid funding gap and unable to reach those most vulnerable to famine, a senior official warned on Thursday. The conflict, which began two years ago, has caused what is, “by any metric,” the largest humanitarian crisis in the world, Shaun Hughes, the World Food Programme’s emergency coordinator for the Sudan crisis, told a UN briefing.

    By Jonathan Lessware · Arab News

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Arab News

Arab News is Saudi Arabia's first English-language daily newspaper, established in 1975 by Hisham and Mohammed Ali Hafiz. It is operated by the Saudi Research & Publishing Company, a subsidiary of the Saudi Research & Media Group. Over the years, Arab News has grown into a prominent media outlet in the Middle East, known for its strong digital presence and international editions. The publication offers daily print editions in Jeddah, Riyadh, and Dammam, along with a website that attracts millions of visitors each month. It produces multimedia content, including video talk shows and podcasts, to engage its audience. Arab News has also launched localized international editions for Pakistan, Japan, and France, catering to diverse regional audiences. The newspaper focuses on providing a Saudi perspective on various topics, including national and global affairs, and is recognized for its influence in shaping discussions about the Arab world.

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Founded: 1975