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Coronavirus in the Middle East
"Pandemic of poverty" for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon
Album review: Aynur Dogan’s "Hedur"
Finding solace in the sounds of home
Afghanistan’s academics under fire
Must young Afghans be willing to die for an education?
Spotlight on bridge-builders: Omid Nouripour
Taking a stand against the "overemphasis of difference"
U.S. foreign policy in the Arab world
Joe Biden and the Middle East – bid farewell to Trumpism
Humanitarian aid in the Middle East
UN agency for Palestinian refugees faces imminent collapse

Christianity and Blasphemy
The Right to Slander God?
Interview with a mixed-faith couple
Experiences in a Christian-Muslim marriage
Women in Turkey
The headscarf is slipping
Sexual Repression in the Arab World
Anguish, Love and Poetry
Sex tourism in Egypt
A bride for the summer
The decline of Islamic scientific thought
Don't blame it on al-Ghazali

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Freed British-Australian academic was detained in Iran due to Israeli partner
To ban or not to ban? France debates virginity tests
Citing a lack of Muslim stylists, hijab-wearing Somali-U.S. model takes step back from industry
Global rights groups urge Pakistan to investigate minority killings

Street food from North Africa: Koshary, also called Kushari, is available on every street corner in Egypt. Oriental spices and white wine vinegar give it its unmistakable flavour. And another essential ingredient are caramelised onions. Michael Landeck experimented for six months – only then was he satisfied with his Koshary

Oriental street food: the Koshary Lux in Berlin

Koshary is probably the most popular street food in Cairo. The Egyptian national dish, which consists of chickpeas, noodles, lentils, rice and tomato sauce, also lends its name to Michael Landeck's Berlin restaurant. By Lena Ganssmann

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Coronavirus in the Middle East

"Pandemic of poverty" for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon

Album review: Aynur Dogan’s "Hedur"

Finding solace in the sounds of home

Afghanistan’s academics under fire

Must young Afghans be willing to die for an education?

Spotlight on bridge-builders: Omid Nouripour

Taking a stand against the "overemphasis of difference"

U.S. foreign policy in the Arab world

Joe Biden and the Middle East – bid farewell to Trumpism

Humanitarian aid in the Middle East

UN agency for Palestinian refugees faces imminent collapse

Christianity and Blasphemy

The Right to Slander God?

Interview with a mixed-faith couple

Experiences in a Christian-Muslim marriage

Women in Turkey

The headscarf is slipping

Sexual Repression in the Arab World

Anguish, Love and Poetry

Sex tourism in Egypt

A bride for the summer

The decline of Islamic scientific thought

Don't blame it on al-Ghazali

In brief

Freed British-Australian academic was detained in Iran due to Israeli partner

To ban or not to ban? France debates virginity tests

Citing a lack of Muslim stylists, hijab-wearing Somali-U.S. model takes step back from industry

Global rights groups urge Pakistan to investigate minority killings

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Oriental street food: the Koshary Lux in Berlin