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Tunisia appoints first Jewish minister in the Arab world for sixty years

Rene Trabelsi is just the third member of the country's Jewish minority to enter a cabinet since independence in 1956. The last to do so was in 1958.

U.S.-Saudi relations under scrutiny

Salafism in Germany: What you need to know

Salafism has a long history, with a path stretching from the Prophet Muhammad and the first three generations of Muslims all the way to present-day Germany. We take a look at this multifaceted movement of Islam.

A.B. Shawky's "Yommedine": a coming-of-age comedic road trip

Hope not hate: Can Britain win its battle against rising Islamophobia?

A toxic mix of right-wing politicians, harmful media coverage and widespread inequality is fuelling Islamophobia in Britain and beyond, writes Sadek Hamid.

Chronicler of a bygone age

Turkey's most famous photographer, Ara Guler, has died in Istanbul at the age of 90. With his images of both the people and places of the Turkish capital, Guler has done more than any other to keep the memory of the city as it used to look alive. By Marian Brehmer

Long ago and far away

Children's book author Thomas Mac Pfeifer spent close to a year interviewing migrant children in Germany and writing up stories from their homelands. The tales in his book take the audience on a bittersweet journey to Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Burkina Faso and other conflict zones. Interview by Sertan Sanderson

Turkish referendum: Kurdish voters still undecided

Channel 4 examines the life of Muslims in Britain