Dr. Hana Saada

Dr. Hana Saada is an Algerian university lecturer and journalist, and Editor-in-Chief of the English edition of Dzair Tube. She holds a PhD in Media Translation and writes on geopolitics, media narratives, and international affairs.

LATEST ARTICLES BY Dr. Hana Saada

Opinion

Algeria at crossroads of civilizations: The Pope’s visit and reaffirmation of a Mediterranean power
April 13, 2026 By Dr. Hana Saada
The Vatican’s engagement with Algeria reflects a broader recalibration toward Africa as a central arena of global religious, demographic, and intellectual transformation.
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Culture

Sixty monuments under fire: The U.S.-Israeli assault on Iran’s cultural memory
March 26, 2026 By Dr. Hana Saada
The United States has weaponized history itself, converting museums, mosques, and palaces into collateral in a broader agenda of coercion.
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Opinion

Europe refuses war script: Spain’s rebuke exposes limits of U.S.–Israeli escalation in Iran
March 23, 2026 By Dr. Hana Saada
Not just a rebuke, but a marker of a larger strategic condition: the West is no longer prepared to move as one when the cost of movement is war and global instability.
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Opinion

Iran beyond the war narrative: What foreign correspondents are actually seeing
March 9, 2026 By Dr. Hana Saada
War produces propaganda on all sides, yet the role of journalism is to complicate easy assumptions and to illuminate realities that may not fit neatly within established narratives.
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Politics

Minab’s 165 murdered schoolgirls: The silence that exposes Western moral selectivity
March 6, 2026 By Dr. Hana Saada
U.S.-Israeli strikes obliterated classrooms in Iran filled with children, yet Western media responds with silence. Such atrocity demands acknowledgement, not erasure.
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