The winners of this year’s Palestine Book Awards (PBA) were announced on November 1st in London, in recognition of authors and their contribution to the literature on the subject of Palestine.

The 8th awards evening will take place in London tonight, with the shortlisted authors joining members of the public to discuss their works

In the spirit of the Festival – born as a multimedia platform – Libya. Back Home brings multimedia art to the stage

From 2-9 October across six cities in historic Palestine, 60 Palestinian and international films are being screened to thousands of audience members.

It is exactly one year since Jamal Khashoggi walked into Saudi Arabia’s consulate in Istanbul where he was met by a team of Saudi assassins, hand-picked presumably by the...

Theatre as an act of re-imagining and storytelling is an approach displayed masterfully in the new Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) production A Museum in Baghdad. In conversation with MEMO,...

'Taking the message into our towns, cities and villages is something that we can do relatively easily, and lets the Palestinians know that they have not been forgotten'

The Big Ride for Palestine came to Britain’s capital city on Saturday to fly the flag and raise awareness across London of the Israeli occupation. Almost 150 cyclists braved...

With a special screening of Jeremy Hardy versus the Israeli Army, a packed hall at London’s Greenwood Theatre paid a fitting tribute on Tuesday to the late Jeremy Hardy,...

An exhibition in London shone a light on the loss of life which results from people being forced to risk their lives to survive

The two-day festival of music, art, culture blended with sharp lectures and powerful poems opened at Olympia London Exhibition Centre over the weekend!

The two-day festival of music, art, culture blended with sharp lectures and powerful poems opened at Olympia London Exhibition Centre over the weekend!

Palestinian entrepreneurs gather at the Arab-British Chamber of Commerce for Palestine Entrepreneurship Day to promote Palestinian startups and help young entrepreneurs meet and network with the UK business community

"Since the Nation-State Law has been adopted, many other laws have been voted to discriminate the Arab citizens in Israel"

'The event is about environment and resistance'

The contemporary art world has flocked for the Sharjah Biennial in the past month

A night of compelling debate at the Emmanuel Centre in Westminster on Monday evening concluded with 63 per cent of the 1,000-strong audience voting for the motion that “The...

Palestinian anthropologist Suhad Jarrar-Browne at 'BAYT | The Art of Arab Hospitality'

Embroidered by Palestinian women, the Palestine History Tapestry is composed of embroidered panels depicting Palestinian history from Neolithic times to the present

How can we tackle the Israeli narrative about Palestine’s past and present, when the Palestinian people continue to struggle against Israel’s colonial occupation which bases its existence on a...

Authors of shortlisted books discuss what inspired their work ad the troubles they had in completing them

Hundreds of people turned out to MEMO and Al-Sharq Forum's event to honour the memory of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi

To mark the 25th anniversary of the Oslo Accords, MEMO hosted a conference in London, UK on 29 September 2018

The live blog from our conference will begin at 10am GMT on Saturday, 29th September 2018

Arab designers take to the catwalk at London Fashion Week

The mission of Palestine to the UK hosted a press conference yesterday with two international activists who were on board the Gaza-bound 2018 Freedom Flotilla. The two boats making...

In previous years, the festival welcomed a variety of proposals with different content but one focus; the promotion of non-violence.

In a meeting held at the British Parliament yesterday, Palestinian journalists told parliamentarians, journalists and the general public that “we want you to see our reality”. They called on...

As Palestinians from the diaspora cannot all travel to Palestine, the Festival Ciné-Palestine (FCP) is held in the French capital Paris.

Last night MEMO hosted Ramzy Baroud as he launched his new book The Last Earth in front of a packed lecture theatre at Imperial College, London

MEMO's international conference on Saturday discussed the consequences of Trump's unilateral decision to move the US embassy to Jerusalem and recognise the Holy City as the capital of Israel

The live blog from our conference will begin at 10am GMT on Saturday, 3rd March 2018