Articles
ICRC: Coronavirus would be ‘impossible to manage’ in conflict zones
Having people give priority to containing coronavirus could be challenge in war zones, where many face more immediate threats
Middle East countries 'need to act quickly' to contain coronavirus
New cases at the weekend have raised concern that the disease could spread across the region
Iran election: voters head to the polls
Hardliners are likely to increase their hold over parliament but threats of a boycott could undermine the leadership's credibility
Iraqi women protest in defiance of populist cleric
Hundreds of women defended their right to participate in Iraq’s protests after controversial cleric Moqtada Al Sadr called for gender segregation at sit-ins
The British prize celebrating Arab artists challenging perceptions
Children’s author Nadine Kaadan and music promoter Marsm were among those honoured by London’s Arab British Centre
Hanane Hajj Ali's ‘Jogging’ takes Lebanon’s ‘unspoken stories’ and runs with them
The actress uses theatre to tackle taboos, start a conversation and challenge stagnant thought
In pictures: how Tripoli comes alive at night during Ramadan
'After iftar there’s this energy that keeps people going all night': how dying Levantine traditions reignite during Ramadan in Lebanon's second city
The young Muslims in Britain using the arts to reclaim their culture
A number of projects in the UK are using cultural events to promote a nuanced view of Muslims in a polarised political climate
Author Mohsin Hamid: We’re all migrants. We just need to recognise it
Mohsin Hamid tells Olivia Cuthbert how despite today's bleak political atmosphere, he is optimistic
Between haram and halal: British Muslims explore the grey area
We talk to Saliah Bryan and Shazad Khalid of the Makrooh collective, which aims to alter the image of UK Muslims
Drawing the Palestinian struggle: Mohammad Sabaaneh
Palestinian cartoonist Mohammad Sabaaneh talks to 'The National' about his hard-hitting illustrations, life in prison and why martyrs shouldn’t be portrayed as superheroes
Female tourists fall prey to the 'love pirates' of Petra
'I was a fool, but I was in love'. Women swept off their feet by local Bedouin men before demands for cash begin
Honor Cowell recalls her life as one of the first female expats in Abu Dhabi
Honor Cowell shares the story of her life there as a guest of Sheikh Shakhbut in the earliest days of the oil industry
Going public with a greener commute: a Dubai experiment
Is it possible to live in Dubai without a car? Olivia Cuthbert tries alternative transport to get around the city over a week.
Two schools represented the UAE at the F1 for Schools
Local students from Indian High School Dubai and Dubai College did the UAE proud at the international F1 In Schools Championship.
