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Beyonce and a Glitzy Launch in Dubai

Queen B Sings in the GCC

Can Indian Field Hockey Find the Road to Recovery?

India's Field Hockey Heartbreak

Ignoring Antisemitism Only Makes It Stronger

Humanity's Oldest Hatred

Antisemitism is back in vogue. What is especially worrying this time is how many seek to downplay it or repeat its tropes without realizing it.

The Religious Zealot Presiding Over Ethiopia’s Five Conflicts

Ethiopia’s Would-Be Messiah

Rise in Suicides Prompts Punjabi Students in Canada to Mobilize Against Wage Theft

Punjabi Students vs. Wage Theft

The Uncomfortable Embrace of a Return Visit to Lebanon

A Tale of Two Lebanons

Lysandra Ohrstrom

Can India’s Opposition March to Victory Against Modi?

The Gandhi Gambit

A Harassment Case and Church Cover-Up Shake Aleppo’s Christian Community

Aleppo Church Stays Silent on Harassment

Islamic Art Is Pivotal for Understanding the Richness of the Muslim World

Anatomy of an Art History Debacle

Christiane Gruber

Podcasts

The Fight for the Right — with David French

The Fight for the Right — with David French

Africa’s Complexities Beyond Stereotypes — with Dipo Faloyin

Africa’s Complexities Beyond Stereotypes — with Dipo Faloyin

Behind the Hamline University Incident — with Erika López Prater and Christiane Gruber

Behind the Hamline University Incident — with Erika López Prater and Christiane Gruber

Editors' Picks

Among the Settlers in the Holy Land

Among the Settlers in the Holy Land

Lysandra Ohrstrom

The Politics of Storytelling — with Fatima Bhutto

The Politics of Storytelling — with Fatima Bhutto

New Lines Podcasts

The Big Business of Uyghur Genocide Denial

The Big Business of Uyghur Genocide Denial

Alexander Reid Ross, Courtney Dobson

Photo Essays

Desertification in an Iraqi Bread Basket

Desertification in an Iraqi Bread Basket

Future Melting Away as Water Crisis Hits Northwest Corner of India

Future Melting Away as Water Crisis Hits Northwest Corner of India

Haziq Qadri, Lylla Younes

A Vanishing Craft: Khartoum’s Handmade Skull Caps

A Vanishing Craft: Khartoum’s Handmade Skull Caps

Jenny Gustafsson

Mosul’s Walls Tell a Story of Brutality and Recovery

Mosul’s Walls Tell a Story of Brutality and Recovery

Contributors

Anna Pantelia

Anna Pantelia

"Hers was not the only child lost that day. Survivors told us 30 people had died at sea on the day of the rescue, many of them minors. Another woman lost both her children. According to the International Organization for Migration, approximately 25,000 migrants have gone missing in the Mediterranean since 2014. Of them, almost 1,000 were children."

Rasha Al Aqeedi

Rasha Al Aqeedi

"Tate is different from Peterson, Walsh and Owens in that he embraces what is usually considered depravity in Islam. He boasts about having an endless series of girlfriends and has acknowledged that he has used women to create adult content for profit. In summary, Tate represents everything that Muslim preachers warn against and consider the epitome of social decay."

Roger Asfar

Roger Asfar

"The case and its aftermath highlight the challenges of dealing with harassment allegations in the region. It also shows that, as in the West, powerful institutions (religious and otherwise) are just as likely to protect perpetrators."

Lysandra Ohrstrom

Lysandra Ohrstrom

"What almost all the Lebanese I know have finally come to terms with is that their money is gone, and in the future things will have to get much worse."