PoliticsA Tale of Two Presidents by the Nileby Mohammed MoussaPoliticsDistress and Defiance in Tehranby Salar AbdohThe devastating impact of American sanctions has left many Iranians feeling they are already at war. TEHRAN — To…PoliticsI saw the brutality of Bashir’s regime. Now Sudan can rediscover a lost identityby Nesrine MalikTwenty years after I was teargassed at Khartoum University, the last long-term Arab dictator has been ousted by the pe…ReligionMuslims and Jews face a common threat from white supremacists. We must fight it togetherby Jonathan Freedland and Mehdi HasanFrom Christchurch to Pittsburgh, the two communities are under attack. It is time to stand united. The two of us h…PoliticsPursuing elusive stability in the Sahelby Zoë GormanPolitics'I feel caught in the middle': queer Muslims on the LGBTQ lessons rowby Saima MirParents have been protesting over relationship education, saying it is incompatible with their religious values. Where…PoliticsThe Sri Lanka attacks: New front, old woundsby Mario ArulthasThe bombings will fuel inter-communal tensions in Sri Lanka, which still struggles with the legacy of its civil war.…PoliticsUntil Christchurch I thought it was worth debating with Islamophobes. Not any moreby Nesrine MalikPoliticians and the media know exactly what they are doing when they allow dehumanising anti-Muslim tropes to enter th… PagesFirst ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … next › Last
