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More than thirty years on, Greek actress Tania Palaiologou reflects on filming 'Landscape in the Mist' with legendary filmmaker Theo Angelopoulos.
Iraqi-donated oil has arrived in Lebanon after travelling through the Syrian border on Sunday.
To fix Arab societies, just listen to Arab citizens
Comment: International actors like the UN who want to help should listen more earnestly to what Arab men, women, and desperate youth have been saying for decades, writes Rami Khouri.
Review: Once Upon a Time in Iraq
Once Upon a Time in Iraq is a gripping but fragmented portrayal of a nation torn apart by war.
French FM scolds 'passive' Lebanon leadership
Jean-Yves Le Drian, on the first such visit of a top foreign politician in months, made no secret of his exasperation with Lebanon's leadership.
Middle East mythbusters battle coronavirus 'infodemic'
Activists across the region are tackling fake news about Covid-19, from unproven remedies and conspiracy theories to falsified figures and invented deaths.
Israelis protest response to economic fallout from virus
Protesters gathered at a seaside park with signs reading "Out of touch. We're fed up."
Iran sends black boxes of downed plane to France
Iran has sent the black boxes of a Ukrainian passenger plane which its armed forces accidentally shot down in January to France after a long ...
Dozens protest against Sudan religious reforms
Protesters took the streets of Khartoum after Muslim prayers Friday, carrying banners which read "No to secularism"
Passage to the Plaza by Sahar Khalifeh
Book Club: Sahar Khalifeh's novel is a groundbreaking exploration of freedom, identity and nationhood, told through the experiences of ...
The Palestinian family fighting Israeli eviction in Jerusalem
Silwan has become a battleground for settler groups, who are using Israel's legal system to take over Palestinian homes in East Jerusalem.
Protesters pack Tel Aviv rally against virus cash crisis
The event was organised by self-employed, small business and performing artists' groups angry at coronavirus curbs which have taken away their ...
Iran to bolster Syria air defences, counter US 'pressure'
Iran announced it will strengthen war-torn Syria's air defence systems as part of a military agreement between the allies.
The Invisible Muslim: Journeys Through Whiteness and Islam
Book Club: Medina Tenour Whiteman contemplates identity and belonging in a poignant memoir on her experiences as a white Muslim.
Minor Detail: A haunting meditation on violence and memory
Book Club: Adania Shibli's evocative novel is a searing reflection on the Palestinian experience of violence and memory.
Refugee mental health is a matter of national security
Comment: The Glasgow and Reading attacks highlight that we must provide mental health services to asylum seekers instead of seeing unwell people as potential terrorists, writes Dr Bilal Hassam.
Israel redeploys spy agency to track virus cases
Israel's parliament passes controversial law allowing the government to use the Shin Bet''s surveillance technologies to track Covid-19 cases.
Hamas tests rockets to warn Israel over annexation plan
The showcase launch of about 20 test rockets from the coastal Palestinian territory came as thousands of people in Gaza City answered Hamas ...
Libyan, 25, in court over UK 'terror' stabbing
Khairi Saadallah is charged with three counts of murder over the June 20 stabbings in Reading.
Israeli court releases anti-Netanyahu activist after arrest
An Israeli court has released Retired Brigadier General Amir Haskel a leader the protest movement against Netanyahu after a brief arrest.
Three people reportedly killed in UK stabbing incident
Three people have been killed in a stabbing incident in the city of Glasgow in Scotland, according to preliminary media reports, and the suspect ...
A History of Islam in 21 Women
Book Club: Hossein Kamaly celebrates the groundbreaking achievements of extraordinary women in the history of Islam.
Israel to redeploy spy agency to track virus cases
The controversial bill enables the Israeli government to use its domestic security agency to track cases of coronavirus.
Police given more time to quiz UK terror suspect
Khairi Saadallah will remain in custody until 27 June after being arrested near the scene of a stabbing in a park in Reading, in which ...
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