Middle East Uncovered
Middle East Uncovered, Faisal Saeed Al Mutar, Ammar Abdulhamid, John Aziz, Reid Newton, Ahmad Mansoor Ramizy, Iram Ramzan, Olivia Cuthbert, Hamza Howidy, Hunter Williamson, Tomer Attias, Issam FawazClear-eyed analysis, grounded reporting, and historically informed commentary on the political, cultural, and societal shifts shaping the Middle East today.
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Faisal Saeed Al Mutar is a social entrepreneur and media executive with extensive experience in economic development, innovation, and nonprofit leadership. Founder and President of Ideas Beyond Borders
Syrian-American pro-democracy activist and analyst. Chief Governance and Policy Officer (the Parliamentarian) @WorldLibertyCongress. Views are my own. Reposts & Likes ≠ Endorsement.
British-Palestinian writer. Focusing on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but also history, economics, culture, statistics, technology, etc.
Lead Editor of Middle East Uncovered, a publication of Ideas Beyond Borders. | Bylines: The Hill, More To Her Story, Queer Majority | Retired Professional Dancer
Afghanistan Program Director at Ideas Beyond Borders. Writer and reporter for the Middle East Uncovered.
Iram Ramzan is a journalist and commentator, with a focus on foreign affairs and social issues, particularly on British Muslims. Huge Bollywood fan. Co-host of the Taking The Myth podcast, an award-winning monthly sceptical show.
Senior writer at Middle East Uncovered, a publication of Ideas Beyond Borders. Journalist and photographer covering the MENA region
Palestinian writer | Speaker in Germany. Author of Muscheln am Strand von Gaza (S. Fischer 2026).
Freelance journalist | Documentary photographer & videographer | Based in Beirut | Writing mostly about the Middle East.
Co-Founder at Abraseed, investing in founders shaping the next chapter of MENA. Member of the Abrahamic Alliance, reflecting on faith, dialogue, and the intersection of technology, capital, and civilization.
Lebanese researcher in Marketing and communication, based in the UK. I explore how people and ideas move through communication, exploring why some stories persuade and others fade. I'm interested in Middle Eastern politics, and appalled by it .
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