Rupert Hawksley

These unsung heroes have their own stories to tell, and are worth hunting out when visiting the Saadiyat Island musuem

'The objective is to remember and pay tribute to those killed by military violence,' the Spanish artist tells of his latest work, which features actors reading out the names of those killed in Israel and Palestine since the 2014 Gaza War

More than three million books will be available: 'the discounted prices mean that people from all walks of life – white collar; blue collar – have access to books'

It is hard to feel much sympathy for a woman who has made a career – though clearly not enough money – out of writing and broadcasting some of the most abhorrent views imaginable

It’s a simple idea: give an actor a book, put him on stage, and make him read it out loud. We report on a theatrical first

We speak to Amjad Al-Hajj, maker of the clock, who hopes it’s a matter of time before he gets the commission of his life

A new programme of events has opened at the cultural centre on Saadiyat Island

The Egyptian installation, 'Modernist Indignation', was curated by Cairo-based architect Mohamed Elshahed

The author forces the reader to confront the impact of European intervention in the Middle East

Britain's Prime Minister was caught out on a recent trip to South Africa – but she's in good company

The Torah was traditionally composed in scrolls, but the Rothschild Pentateuch is gathered together in codex form

Next year's fair will embrace Indian literature, music, cinema and dance

Thirty-one years on from his murder and it seems that the police are no closer to finding his killer. The legacy of his cartoons remains potent

In new podcast ‘Slow Burn’, Leon Neyfakh remembers the events that nearly brought down the US president and that ensured Monica Lewinsky’s life was never the same again

The Palestinian photographer says portraying the will to survive of those on the Strip is his duty. He talks to us about taking pride in his process and his people