Mona Farag is the Gulf Affairs Editor at The National News. She covers a range of topics including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, and cultural themes such as holidays and Ramadan. Mona's insights and analyses are featured in various articles, providing a comprehensive understanding of the Gulf region.
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Mona Farag's coverage spans across government and politics, world affairs, weather events, as well as topics related to Gaza, Palestinian activism, Middle East, Hajj and Ramadan. She mostly covers government announcements with a focus on the Middle East region.
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By: Mona Farag
Rainfall expected to intensify in Oman over the coming hours Parts of Dubai were flooded by heavy rain. Antonie Robertson / The National
By: Mona Farag
He was convicted of damaging the reputation of a public official
Mohamed Muizzu's party won 70 out of 93 seats according to preliminary results
By: Mona Farag
Ties were severed in 2016 following a series of public disagreements
By: Mona Farag
Multiple-entry permits announced by bloc's foreign policy chief at forum in Luxembourg
Landmarks in Greece's capital engulfed by dust clouds as wildfires spread
Institution will provide legal cover from threats, danger or harm Saudi Arabia has approved the establishment of a centre for the protection of whistle-blowers, as the kingdom intensifies efforts to curb corruption.
Remote learning in place as authorities warn against travel after stormy weather predicted for most of the kingdom
Seven countries are experiencing a sharp rise in heat-related illnesses A man uses an umbrella to protect himself from the sun during a heatwave in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on Sunday. Reuters
By: Mona Farag
About 75 construction workers were at the site at that time of the incident
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