Books

Counterrevolution in Egypt: How Sisi broke the dream of a new republic

In his latest book, Egyptian writer Hossam el-Hamalawy explores how the collapse of the Mubarak government gave way to a new style of dictatorship

Douglas Murray on Israel and Gaza: Spinning a bestseller from his own ‘bullshit’

Revolutionary Warfare: How France lost Algeria but developed a new kind of social war

In the shadow of the live feed: Avi Shlaim’s ‘Genocide in Gaza’

How exiled Ottomans and an Indian billionaire plotted to recreate the caliphate

Hyper-Zionism: How Israel became Germany's 'reason' for being

The New Byzantines: An exploration of Greece's Middle East ties

The Future of the Occupation: What now for Palestine after Gaza?

In pictures: Logos Hope, world renowned floating book fair, docks in Egypt

Istanbul's Rami library: From army barracks to place of learning

Iradj Bagherzade: A life in books, pushing new boundaries

How to be a bad Muslim: Politics, poetry and finding love beyond the labels

Dismay as London's famed Al Saqi bookshop closes its doors

YA Arab American novels: Bringing Palestine into our fictional world

Nada Elia

Assassins, anarchists and anti-British activism: Dispatches from the Egyptian underground

Kyle J Anderson

Qatar World Cup 2022

Qatar World Cup: Football, neoliberalism and revolution in the Middle East

Abdullah Al-Arian

Nobel literature prize: Annie Ernaux and the art of 'collective autobiography'

Alexandra Pringle

Jeremy Bowen: A witness to the unmaking of the Middle East

Chris Doyle

Fascist Italy and the forgotten Libyan genocide

Younes Abouyoub

As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow: Syrian author Zoulfa Katouh on survivor’s guilt and hope