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Johnny Farraj and Sami Abu Shumays: Inside Arab music

Egypt's culinary history: what have Egyptians been eating for the last 7000 years?

In the tenth issue of its online magazine. RAWI – Egypt's Heritage Review – delves into Egypt's fascinating culinary past, while also dishing up a few contemporary treats.

Islamic Cemetery to Be Established in Amsterdam

The city administration in Amsterdam, where Muslims total ten percent of the population, is planning to establish an Islamic cemetery. Michael Arntz reports on current efforts towards integration in the Dutch capital

"Millions of Afghans at risk"

So far, the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths in Afghanistan has been relatively low. But due to a severe lack of coronavirus tests and ventilators, suitable laboratories to process samples, ongoing fighting between the Taliban and government forces and a sluggish and uncoordinated response to the pandemic, the health threat to Afghanistan is very large and very real. By Emran Feroz and Mohammad Zaman

Israel annexation: New border plans leave Palestinians in despair

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could annex parts of the occupied West Bank this summer. He says the move, stemming from U.S. President Donald Trump's peace plan, will write another "glorious chapter in the history of Zionism".

Meet Ali, 25. Boris Johnson's biggest challenger

Ali Milani didn't speak English when he came to Britain from Iran at the age of five. Twenty years later, he's the biggest individual threat to Boris Johnson at this week's election.

Pressure on Lebanon's democracy activists growing

DW feature: Artists after the escape

China's persecution of its Muslim Uighur minority continues