About Arab Hub Post

Arab world news, country by country

Arab Hub Post launched in 2026 as a news website covering the Arab world. Instead of one endless stream, we sort reports by country and by region: the Gulf, the Levant, Egypt and the Nile Valley, the Maghreb, and the lands that sit between them. The idea is simple. A reader should be able to open one region, see what is happening there, then step back and compare it with its neighbors.

The Arabic edition at the root of the site is our main edition. This English edition, under /en/, is its own edition and not a word-for-word translation. It is meant for readers who follow the Arab world from outside the Arabic press: students, analysts, expatriates, investors and the plain curious, who want clear context and consistent country names.

How a story reaches the page

Our newsroom curates reports from public official sources and established outlets. We then rewrite and summarize them with the help of automated tools, working under editorial standards set by the desk.

• We favor primary material: official statements, published data, and court or ministry notices.
• We label claims as claims, and say who made them.
• We prefer a short, accurate summary to a long, speculative one.

Where we place the pin

Nobody pays to appear in our coverage, and no placement is sold. On disputes between states, we stay neutral: we use official names, attribute each position to whoever holds it, and avoid adopting the vocabulary of one side. Country names and borders on the site are there to help you navigate, not to take a stand.

When we get it wrong

Errors happen, especially when reports are condensed quickly. When we find one, or when a reader points one out, we fix the text and add a short note saying what changed. Serious factual mistakes are corrected first and explained afterwards. We do not quietly delete a page to hide an error.

Reaching the desk

Corrections, tips, rights questions and general messages all go through one place. Please use our contact page, and tell us which article and which region you mean.