Topic: World

Starmer has angered Trump — but Labour MPs, for once, are on his side

The thin-skinned US president could punish the UK for refusing to let him use British military bases. But standing up to Trump has proved popular at home

Shehab Khan
Iranians in UK fear for family amid conflicting reaction to US-Israel strikes

‘I don’t defend this regime, but I also don’t want my country and my people bombed to pulp’

Anita Mureithi
Ibraaz: inside the Grade II-listed building offering creative freedom for the global majority

Tucked away in central London is a great hall celebrating art and culture from the south-west Asia and north Africa region

M.Z. Adnan

‘This film is a ceremony’: Óliver Laxe on the Oscar-nominated Sirât

Set against against the vast Moroccan desert, the director speaks about his film’s journey of spirituality and self-discovery
Cooking as resistance: the Palestinian chef teaching Barcelona about Gaza

Asma Abu Salama fled the Strip for Spain and started Gazzawi Cuisine, using dishes from home to rebuild her life and preserve her culture
Penguins, whales and Jummah prayers on a halal expedition to Antarctica

Amid the ice and snow of world’s largest wilderness we experienced a deep and life-affirming sense of spiritual and human connection
The poetic heart of Abdullah Miniawy’s restless sonic explorations

A new collaboration between the Egyptian multidisciplinary artist and French electronic producer Simo Cell is the latest in a long line of boundary-defying projects
Indonesia’s bold and aromatic flavours are like a holiday in your mouth

You’re not really living if you’ve never tried this nation’s rich and fragrant rendangs, crispy fried fish dishes and chilli-spiked sambals
Weekend with Cherien Dabis: ‘Learning to let go allowed me to feel peace in my life’

The director and actor on weekend walks in New York, tea ceremonies and her latest film All That’s Left of You