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Business
- URBAN CHALLENGES FOR URBAN POPULATIONS
The movement from the countryside to city has been gaining ground in the Middle East region for more than two decades - MICROFINANCE IN MENA
The microfinance industry provides small loans and other financial services including savings, insurance and money - CALMER WATERS
A new report highlights the cost of piracy around the Horn of Africa, but is the problem fading? Int his month's - CHANGING WORLDS, NEW RELATIONSHIPS
The 9th World Islamic Economic Forum (WIEF) took place in London’s ExCel Centre over three days at the end of - LINKING EUROPE WITH THE MIDDLE EAST
The conclusion of two massive deals with European companies in the past six months has given Azerbaijan a vital role in
Current Affairs
- U.N.ABLE & U.N.DEMOCRATIC: SAUDI ARABIA REJECTS NON PERMANENT SEAT
In October, Saudi Arabia took the unprecedented step of rejecting a non-permanent seat at the UN Security Council - IRAN: HUMAN RIGHTS
As the government of President Hassan Rouhani works on the details of a new foreign policy for the Islamic - LIBYA UPDATE
Insecurity, chaos and violence continue to plague Libya more than two years after the overthrow of former dictator - MOROCCO: ANOTHER YEAR, ANOTHER WAR OF WORDS
Looking at the two North African archrivals many would wonder if behind the belligerent talk, the leaderships of Algeria - ISREALI-EUROPEAN RELATIONS DISINTIGRATE
Israel's relationship with Europe has reached an all-time low over the Jewish state’s continued settlement
Mosaic
- THE AGA KHAN AWARD FOR ARCHITECTURE
A Muslim cemetery in Austria, a Sudanese cardiac centre, a bridge linking Morocco’s capital with a satellite city, - ARABIA THROUGH THE EYES OF A PRINCESS
The image of 21 Century Saudi Arabia is one of a wealthy country with futuristic high rise buildings and an innovative
News and Views
- LETTER FROM THE EDITOR, DECEMBER 2013
They are on. They’re off. Then they are on again, until someone throws a spanner in the works, and they are off. - LETTER FROM CAIRO, DECEMBER 2013
There's a lot to be said for living in Cairo under curfew. The silence that reigns after midnight is more than welcome.
Compass
- CHRISTIE'S DUBAI SETS NEW RECORD
Christie’s Dubai auctions are now well established as a major record-breaking event and this year was no - ABDULNASSER GHAREM SHOWCASED IN LONDON THIS NOVEMBER
Abdulnasser Gharem is one of the most talked about artists in the Gulf; he has successfully combined his artistic life
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