The New York Times Opinion Section Kassem Eid, a survivor of a 2013 sarin gas attack in Syria, is sharing his gruesome firsthand account of the government raid. Leave your questions for Kassem, and NYT editor Basharat Peer will ask some.

MPs urge Theresa May to end UK ban on Sharm El Sheikh flights Theresa May has been urged to give the go-ahead for flights to resume between the UK and Sharm el-Sheikh by the head of the cross-party parliamentary group on Egypt.

It used to be a busy Egyptian resort. Then an airplane fell from the sky. Nearly a year after a plane was bombed, Sharm el-Sheikh’s tourism industry is still struggling.

Ex-Supermodel Fights Sheikh For Share of $6 Billion Fortune Sheikh Walid Juffali may be using diplomatic immunity to avoid a costly divorce payout to his wife Christina Estrada.

No pay, less power: Bahraini sheikh's FIFA presidency pitch MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — A Bahraini sheikh is going for simplicity and fan-appeal with headline pledges to transform a discredited FIFA: Relinquish much of the power Sepp Blatter built up over 17 years at FIFA and take no…

Cleared to run in FIFA election, sheikh slams 'dirty tricks' MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — The Bahraini sheikh running for FIFA president hit back at human rights groups who have accused him of helping authorities arrest footballers for protesting against the country's ruling monarchy,…

AP Source: Sheikh Salman closes in on potential FIFA bid GENEVA (AP) — A person familiar with the situation says Asian Football Confederation President Sheikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa is assessing if he has enough support to stand in the FIFA election to succeed Sepp Blatter.…

Imam tells Muslim migrants to 'breed' with Europeans and 'conquer their countries' Sheikh Muhammad Ayed gave the speech at Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem

Talking Death (and Life) With a Sheikh

Sheikh's 16-year-old son is chased by police in mother's Mercedes The 16-year-old son of a Sheikh, from Kensington, London, who cannot be named for legal reasons, careered through red lights before hitting a traffic light - but has not been banned from driving.