Areeb Ullah is an Investigative Reporter at Middle East Eye. He focuses on topics related to Israel, the United Kingdom, the Middle East, and various social issues, often exploring the intersection of these themes. Areeb's work has been featured in 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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By: Areeb Ullah
Its history of torture and mass killings casts a long shadow, even as Syrians celebrate the downfall of a dynasty
Meta says it is investigating claims it promoted campaign groups seeking donations for military equipment and calling for resettlement of Gaza
By: Areeb Ullah
Emails between LSE senior staff also appeared to draw links between student protest and anniversary of London bombings
By: Areeb Ullah
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By: Areeb Ullah
Signatories of the open letter criticising the London Metropolitan Police's decision include Jeremy Corbyn and Maxine Peake
By: Areeb Ullah
Rights group says data collected from Prevent referrals is being shared outside the police force with other government agencies
Police chief claims there was a 'coordinated effort' to defy restrictions on marching to the BBC
By: Areeb Ullah
Dozens of experts criticised the Metropolitan Police's arrest of a key organiser of the protest on Saturday in a joint letter
By: Areeb Ullah
Invitation seen by MEE shows British Muslim Network will attempt to break government's refusal to engage with Muslim Council of Britain
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