Faisal Al Yafai

In Turkey, France and Britain, the established order is quaking. What will come next, asks Faisal Al Yafai?

Iraq was a war of choice. Syria is a war of morality. The Chilcot report obscures that distinction, writes Faisal Al Yafai

From the battlefield of Fallujah to the parliament in Baghdad, Iraq's prime minister faces the same challenges, writes Faisal Al Yafai

Google has an enormous amount of data about its users. Joseph Dana and Faisal Al Yafai take opposing views on whether this is a good thing

Have the British people finally risen up against a tyrannical, unelected European regime? Faisal Al Yafai is not convinced

Those who argue that the killing of one person should not be politicised are perfectly happy to politicise the killing of dozens, writes Faisal Al Yafai

While Britain debates whether to leave the European Union, patience is running out on the continent's borders, writes Faisal Al Yafai

Across the democratic world, from the US to Turkey to the Philippines, politicians have been accused of not telling the truth. Do we even care, asks Faisal Al Yafai?

The militant group tried to take a leaf out of the ISIL playbook, writes Faisal Al Yafai

After an American man was convicted of stripping off a woman's hijab, Faisal Al Yafai asks: why does this piece of cloth provoke such rage?

London does not have a Muslim mayor, writes Faisal Al Yafai. Indeed, it probably never will

As the war enters its sixth year, doing nothing differently is the most substantial risk of all, writes Faisal Al Yafai

Iraq's prime minister may not survive today – and all because he is challenging a broken, sectarian system, writes Faisal Al Yafai

Nothing about the famous architect was simple, writes Faisal Al Yafai – including her relationship with her Iraqi past

Russia intends to prove itself the equal of the West – even if that means trampling over the Middle East, writes Faisal Al Yafai