Egypt’s staged election Egypt will hold a presidential election at the end of this month. But there’s little drama about who will actually win. President Abdel-Fatah...
Malaysia’s 1MDB and Europe’s migrants On this two-part edition of Global Journalist, a look at political corruption in Malaysia and a controversial new film about migration to...
Project Exile: Libyan militia sends journalist fleeing "I know what it feels like to be hunted, because it’s happened before." Libyan journalist Heba Alshibani was no stranger to threats from the North...
Editor pioneers gay media in Arab world “It seems every year we get ourselves into some kind of trouble.” The Arab world is one of the most difficult regions to be lesbian, gay,...
Gay rights in the Arab world One of the hardest regions of the globe to be lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender is the Arab world. In Saudi Arabia and Yemen, the punishment...
Egypt gay rights activist optimistic despite challenges There is no one in Egypt that you would recognize and say, 'He is the face of the LGBT movement.' The life of a gay man in Egypt isn't...
The life and death of James Foley For many Americans, the Islamic State was first burned in our minds as a threat back in August 2014. That’s when the terror group released chilling...
Inside the Islamic State’s favorite app "They just want to feel relatively secure right now, or for the lifetime of whatever operation they're plotting." The messaging app Telegram has...
The cyberwar on the Islamic State The fight against the Islamic State isn’t just taking place on the ground or in the skies of Iraq or Libya. It’s also on the Internet. Indeed...
Libya, the failed state After Muammar Gaddafi was ousted from Libya in 2011, there was hope for a peaceful and democratic future in one of Africa's largest...
