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Interview with Karen Armstrong

"This Place": photos of Israel and the West Bank

Increasingly diverse and colourful: Germany, land of immigration

Bedouins in the West Bank

Translating sights, sounds and feelings into colour

Sumia Sukkar wrote a novel about a young Syrian boy with Asperger Syndrome who paints the horror and violence of the war around him in vivid colour. BBC Radio 4 adapted the novel for its Saturday Drama series. Susannah Tarbush read the book, listened to the radio play and spoke to its young author

Ashura 2014 in Nabatiyeh, Lebanon

Unwelcome images of life in Tehran

Interview with Gudrun Kramer

The battle to save Ait-Ben-Haddou

"We are not afraid"

The Copenhagen attacks are being regarded as a copy of the attacks in Paris a month ago. In this commentary, Barbara Wesel writes that freedom of speech, the separation of church and state, and gender equality are not negotiable, and that Muslims and non-Muslims alike must conduct a more open and critical debate about political Islam