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

Arab designers take to the catwalk at London Fashion Week

A radio babbles unintelligibly in the background, the helmet of a soldier outlined against the grill of a military vehicle. The light flickers across nameless faces, bloodied and blindfolded...

The PBA ceremony is MEMO's flagship event and the culmination of months of hard work.

Middle East Monitor hosted a pre-launch evening for the Palestine Book Awards in London last night, to give members of the public an opportunity to meet the authors of...

Middle East Monitor's Palestine Book Awards are back for a sixth year. From 7.00pm (GMT) today, we will be live blogging the Awards Ceremony. The Palestine Book Awards started...

Guests included Lord Paddy Ashdown, Jack Straw and Clare Short

Home Beirut Sounding the Neighbors

Middle East Monitor hosted an all-day conference in London to commemorate and understand the repercussions of the Balfour Declaration 100 years on

Fighting back against Israel's discourse that Palestinians are violent and peace cannot be achieved with them

London Fashion Week kicked off in the British capital last week and for the first time included a debut of Moroccan fashion as Stories from Morocco was launched.

A member of the Greek Melkite Catholic Patriarchate in Jerusalem warned an audience in London last week about the plight of Arab Christians under Israeli occupation. "The flight of...

School children sing at the Singing for Syrians in the House of Commons

The audience were told how in Israel, Jews who attack Arabs have immunity from arrest

The Middle East is going through a period of "historical regional re-arrangement" where Al Jazeera is an enemy to the forces opposed to democracy, government accountability and press freedom,...

More than 15,000 people attend the two-day event in Westminster

The condition of Palestinian children, who have lived under occupation for the last five decades, was the main concern raised at the congressional meeting held yesterday by Ramallah-based NGO...

The event served as a review and assessment of the new charter released last month by the Palestinian Resistance Movement, Hamas, and explored the impact of the changes on...

Europal Forum held a round-table discussion in London on Tuesday looking at British policy on Palestine as well as the current reality and possible future directions. The aim of...

Yasmina Allouche animsche & Jehan Alfarra palinoia       The Imperial War Museum in London kick started its Conflict Now series yesterday with the Syria: A Conflict Explored...

The founder of Tunisia's Ennahda Party has told a London audience that democracy is in the Arab world to stay. "The Arab spring is not dead," said Shaikh Rached...