"Wolves show no mercy." These are Mohamed Mechergui's first words in the Oscar-nominated short film Brotherhood. It serves as both a lesson for his middle son Chaker on the violence of a predator born in the wild, and a deeper comment on the fractures felt in Tunisia after thousands travelled to Syria to fight - on the wrong side - with the Islamic State group [IS]. Brotherhood is one of ...
![The Lebanese dialect is considered “the sexiest-sounding Arabic in the region,” Lydia Green, a Cambridge University graduate said. [shutterstock]](/sites/default/files/styles/d08_traditional/public/im/misc/shutterstock_146167646.jpg?itok=bs3MkAgN "The Lebanese dialect is considered “the sexiest-sounding Arabic in the region,” Lydia Green, a Cambridge University graduate said. [shutterstock]")
