Churches that have not shared communion since the fifth century are now worshipping together, navigating doctrine, culture ...

A new meme has popped up during France’s student-led protests that speaks to the disconnect between the state and its young ...

Over the weekend, young officers from highly trained units of Niger’s army abandoned their posts on the front lines of their fight against a violent Islamist insurgency and rallied to the capital in ...

Three Salafist commanders who rose from Yemen’s preaching circles are leading the Saudi-backed push to retake the west coast, and for Gen. Abdulrahman al-Mahrami, the campaign is a test of whether his ...

Chris OsieckChris Osieck is a Dutch-Indonesian writer, open-source researcher and war crimes investigator ...

The club built two of the game’s new defining models. The verdict against it, coming as war with Iran squeezes Arab economies ...

For years, Egypt’s personal status laws have been politically and socially fraught legal issues, with family law organized around religious identity and clerical authority. Now, the Egyptian ...

Unlike their American counterparts, few Indian politicians have chronicled their own lives through memoirs. So when New York-based publisher Alfred A. Knopf announced it would publish Sonia Gandhi’s ...

“I’ll never forget watching Beirut burn at night from the north, in what I came to understand were ‘saturation bombings’ by the Israelis,” Kim Ghattas tells Faisal Al Yafai on The Lede, recalling her ...

Saeed Salmen Balafair, dean of al-Mukalla’s College of Education, sits in a now-empty classroom that held more than 100 students when he studied there in 1996. (Saeed al-Batati) Until a decade ago, ...

A writer journeys through Hormozgan province, from Bandar Abbas fish market to the graves of Minab's schoolchildren and a bombed wedding in Kuhestak, where residents say the ceasefire never arrived.