Opinion

Persians are known for their patience, a quality that has rigorously been cultivated through the centuries-old art of rug making.

LAST week’s historic elections in Pakistan failed to bring Imran Khan to power at the center, but his party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has managed to form a go

For the last two decades, I have been fully involved in promoting dialogue and understanding between the West and the Muslim world.

CYBERSECURITY professionals know a myriad of ways hackers can try to wreak havoc on critical infrastructure or infiltrate corporations to steal or spy, but it is the fea

Having started the grueling process of choosing a new head of their government in exile two months ago, Syrians are likely to decide on a new leader next week.

There was this Israeli man who from time to time put a slip of paper in the cracks between the stones of the Western Wall, asking God for favors — as Jews have been doing for centuries.

The recent Boston bombings are reminiscent of the infamous attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, although the Boston explosions were far less in magnitude in terms of destruction and number of casualties.

In mid-April, an unusual exhibition was held in London, showcasing pictures of Muslims who saved Jews during the Holocaust.

Unprecedented and sometimes deadly tribal violence at university campuses in Jordan threatens the country’s ambitions to build a solid system of higher education, experts warn.

Pakistan’s elections come at a key junction in the region’s geopolitics, with the public firmly opposed to the US “war on terror” being conducted on Pakistani soil with no r