Opinion

By Rita Chemaly In recent days, the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli has been the site of highly publicised clashes – Read More...

By Naazish YarKhan When exploring ways to bring people closer, the arts are an oft-neglected tool. With their beauty and – Read More...

By Joseph Mayton Those who read the media reports about the cancellation of Lady Gaga’s concert in Jakarta may imagine – Read More...

By Samia Moustapha Bahsoun and Brenda Naomi Rosenberg Complex systems govern how tectonic plates interact and how pressure builds at – Read More...

By Caryle Murphy A sprawling second-floor office suite in the Saudi capital is home to an experiment that says a – Read More...

By Maria-Paz Lopez The recent rise of right-wing parties in European countries like France, Greece and the Netherlands has gone – Read More...

By Manar Ammar On 20 May, a symbolic 24-hour mass hunger strike began in Egypt to protest the continued detention – Read More...

By Dawoud Abu Lebdeh When Palestinian prisoner Khader Adnan went on a hunger strike last December he started a new – Read More...

By Manar Ammar Saudi Arabia has announced it will reopen its embassy in Egypt, after closing it in late April – Read More...