Articles by Sameer Rahim
On Thursday, Sameer Rahim argued that there is a difference between stepping in to start a war and stepping in to end one
Sameer Rahim / March 1, 2018
Legendary foreign correspondent Steve Coll talks to Prospect about America's secret wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan
Sameer Rahim / February 20, 2018
Western powers have been trying—and failing—to dictate what Islam should be for centuries. It's time for them to stop
Sameer Rahim / February 18, 2018
Peterson's book is interesting, if not original. Where he loses the plot, though, is on gender relations
Sameer Rahim / January 25, 2018
Simon Schama's new book tells a sometimes dark history—but sounds a fundamentally optimistic note
Sameer Rahim / January 25, 2018
You can find true happiness, wrote Mujir al-Din, the 15th-century historian buried on the Mount of Olives, “eating a banana in the shade of the Dome of the Rock”
Sameer Rahim / November 13, 2017
Britain leads the world in publishing but lags behind when it comes to actual hours curled up with a book
Sameer Rahim / October 11, 2017
An Odyssey follows Mendelsohn’s father Jay, who in his eighties decides to complete the classical education he abandoned as a teenager
Sameer Rahim / October 6, 2017
The mastermind behind the shows that have defined British comedy for a generation, including Alan Partridge and The Thick of It, speaks to Sameer Rahim
Sameer Rahim / October 5, 2017
Ishiguro’s writing is not limited by style or genre. Instead, what he shows us is that a great writer doesn’t need to be a great “writer”