Articles
Tahira Yaqoob meets the Arab-American novelist who is battling for the rights of Palestinians to live and work freely.
The Grammy-winning jazz trumpeter is on a mission to bring his music to young ears in Doha through an outpost of Jazz at Lincoln Center.
An American journalist and author recounts her story of Yemen's charms.
There are all sorts of names for us – some probably less flattering than others – but homeworkers, teleworkers, hot-deskers and (my favourite) virtual workers are a growing breed.
It's impossible not to get caught up in the joie de vivre at the greatest show on Earth.
The prolific Egyptian author moves effortlessly between medicine and fiction.
Who hasn't thought about quitting that dreary job and doing what you really want to do? Tahira Yaqoob profiles five business owners in pursuit of their passions.
Curvy may be the new look but the fashion police need to be convinced. Tahira Yaqoob analyses whether recent magazine covers are a fad or a force to be reckoned with.
If shoes maketh the man, bags maketh the modern woman, according to one fashion expert. Tahira Yaqoob investigates why designer handbags are no longer the preserve of the very rich.
At the Hay Festival Cartagena, Tahira Yaqoob examines the South American country's old and deeply entrenched Arab community.
The jazz maestro Wynton Marsalis shares his desert island book choices, with Tahira Yaqoob.
The hammam and a massage at Talise Spa, Jumeirah Zabeel Saray hotel, is utter relaxation in understated luxury.
At the fair's new home on Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi Art last week attracted 50 elite galleries from around the world, helping to sow the seeds of the capital's ambitions to become a world-class cultural hub.
The lasting appeal of the 1970s British classic Fawlty Towers is clear during a limited run Dubai dinner theatre performance.
It broke my heart to think of innocence lost at such a young age, of a childhood robbed of the opportunity to learn and play because poor families had to put their children to work.
