Areeb Ullah is an Investigative Reporter at Middle East Eye. He covers the fallout of the Israel-Gaza war in Europe and focuses on a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, and security policy across various regions including North America and LATAM. Areeb's work has been featured in Popular Resistance and Middle East Eye.
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Areeb Ullah's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements, evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and breaking news related to the Israel-Palestine conflict. His articles often touch upon political and societal implications of this conflict within the UK.
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Erdogan slammed the growing arms race in outer space during opening of International Astronautical Conference in Antalya
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Dhaka said it was not informed by Saudi Arabia that it had executed pair arrested in Mecca for 'indecent acts'
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British universities and security networks coordinated with government officials and private intelligence, Amnesty International says
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