I am a Palestinian from Gaza City. I am a journalist. I am a blogger. I am a mother. I am a Muslim. I am a Media Activist. This blog is about the trials of raising my children between spaces and identities; displacement and occupation; and everything that entails from potty training to border crossings. Currently, we are based in the United States, unable to return to or even visit Gaza due to the siege. My husband is a Palestinian refugee denied his right of return to Palestine... - Click here to rate, and read more.

Sana’a is the capital of Yemen, a nation on the tip of the Arabian Peninsula. This blog will be a brilliant, heart-rending tour de force, relating incisive, Pulitzer-quality reportage and personal narrative so poetic it will bring a tear to the eye of even the most hardened reader of Middle East-themed blogs. - Click here to rate, and read more.

Yemeni journalist,based in Sana'a, writing mainly in the Cairo-based Al Ahram Weekly, and the Dubai-based Gulf News daily. - Click here to rate, and read more.

This blog was started for a few reasons. We both have been studying Yemen for years, and as the country has risen in importance, the quality of discussion has declined. We wanted to contradict some other individuals, blogs and commentators who have no experience in Yemen or with Arabic, and who turn the facts to fit their opinions. We feel that presenting a thoughtful and nuanced discussion of Yemeni affairs, based in knowledge of its history and culture is in the best interest of all. - Click here to rate, and read more.

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Asia Blog of a lecturer of English at a University in Riyadh, KSA

Women, health, children and human rights in Occupied Palestine. A blog by Dr. Mona El-Farra.