Search Results

Search returned 8 results.

Show advanced search options ▾

To perform an AND search, put a plus before each item: +a +b. To exclude an item, use a minus sign: a -b. You can also search for phrases by "using quotes".

Terms:

Full Text Title only Author only

From date: To date:

Subject:

Order by:

Desert storms

Shereen El Feki — 17th January 2009 — Issue 154

The prophet Muhammad’s love life is a sensitive subject. But was the book Random House decided not to publish worth all the fuss?

Subject: Books & literature, Religion, Short stories

Banlieue blues

Shereen El Feki — 26th May 2007 — Issue 134 Free entry

Few residents of the French tower-block estates believe the result of the election will make any difference to their lives

Arabs and Aids

Shereen El Feki — 25th June 2006 — Issue 123

Arab countries argue that Islamic practices protect them from HIV. How true is this?

Subject: Health, Religion

Previous convictions

Shereen El Feki — 24th July 2004 — Issue 100 Free entry

I used to think of the Koran as an impenetrable text, which reveals itself only to Arab speakers. Thanks to a new translation, I can appreciate it too

Learn to love the clone

Shereen El Feki — 20th March 2004 — Issue 96

No government should allow reproductive cloning near humans. But it will happen

Subject: Books & literature, Science & technology

A quarterly curse?

Shereen El Feki — 20th September 2003 — Issue 90

Menstruation is a hassle, but is it wise to do away with it?

Subject: Business & economics, Health, People & populations

Intellectual property

Shereen El Feki — 20th October 2002 — Issue 79

Poor countries should use intellectual property rights rules to get a better global deal. And the west should help

Subject: Business & economics, Health, International politics, Law & government

Drugs for the world’s poor

Shereen El Feki — 20th November 2000 — Issue 57

The patents and priorities of the western drugs industry are stacked against the sick of the developing world. But philanthropy, the impact of Aids, and new faces in global institutions have reinvigorated the battle against poor people’s diseases.

Subject: Environment, Health, International politics, Law & government