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Iraq’s Arab dream

Aug 5, 2015

“The land you know as Iraq is history.” Falah Mustafa Bakir, the unofficial foreign minister of Kurdish Iraq, was very(...)

Aug 5, 2015

The Umm el-Fahem Gallery in northern Israel’s Arab Wadi Ara region exhibits contemporary Palestinian and Arab art. The catch: it’s(...)

Aug 5, 2015

To some, contemporary art may seem like an afterthought to politics and economics -- something to tack on once ideological(...)

Aug 4, 2015

When the Islamic galleries of New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art reopened in 2011 (after eight years of renovation), it(...)

Aug 4, 2015

The first Arabic bookshop in Istanbul opened its doors in June. It is run by Syrian refugees, together with Turkish(...)

Aug 4, 2015

an essay on the 14th century Islamic historian Ibn Khaldun, who can rightly claim to be called the ‘father of(...)

Aug 4, 2015

Salma Hayek is having problems selling her new movie — which is based on one of the best-selling books of(...)

Aug 4, 2015

Richard FalkNo more confusing mind games are played by sovereign states than in the context of ‘espionage,’ ‘treason,’ and the(...)

Aug 4, 2015

Morocco's massive lobbying blitz is paying hefty dividends as Congress and Barack Obama's administration increasingly side with the US ally in(...)

Aug 4, 2015

By Hassan JaberGuest ColumnistThe Dearborn City Council is currently considering an ordinance that would ban smoking in all city-owned parks.(...)

Aug 4, 2015

On the job application that I filled out 30 years ago, Arabs and people of Middle-Eastern descent were included in(...)

Aug 4, 2015

Outside of a gym on the edge of the glowing city, the Palestine’s first professional basketball player is talking about(...)