Samir, a Sunni Muslim doctor from Mosul, fled IS and is now working in a Shiite Muslim suburb – but he retains a secret identity at the hospital.

Egyptian novelist Youssef Rakha sees something particularly intriguing about how Abdel Fattah al-Sisi manifests himself throughout Cairo.

Bilal, a young Beiruti better known as “The Gypsy Prince”, lives in two worlds that seem to refuse each other

Life in Libya, one year after the revolution-turned-war began. Photographed stories from across the country.

People from all Egypt’s bedouin tribes, gathered for a festival among the rocks and stones and sand in Marsa Alam.

Prostitution, robbery, drug trafficking, homicides, kidnapping. This story is from Beirut’s women’s prison, and photography classes given there.

Looking out from inside of the Al-Salam Mosque in Tripoli when hit by one of two explosions that killed 45 and wounded over 500.

Abdulsalam Alamri, a resident of Riyadh, invites us to see a whole other side of life in the capital and other cities in his Saudi Arabia.

Iranian culture, with thousand-years old roots, bear testament to a heritage of lyrical nourishment. Azita Houshiar tells its culinary story.

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