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‘Tiro: A football odyssey from Amazon to Alps’ packs engaging essays about a sport that unites or divides the world in a way no other can

Dan Brown’s latest thriller is a paradoxical interplay between science and religion

Rakesh Wahi’s memoir serves as a guide to all budding entrepreneurs

Charlie Raymond’s Hired, Fired, Fled is a sometimes comic, often tragic, but nonetheless engaging read

A collection of personal journals brings back the trauma of the Second World War suffered by the children of the Soviet Union

A senior research fellow eulogises the benefits of globalisation and supply chains, but dwells little on the negatives

An academic takes a look at the initial years of the UAE through reports from the 1970s, covering a range of topics

A masterly work combining fact and fiction traces the history of the island of Taiwan from 1947 to the early 21st century

A professor suggests that the scourge of Daesh but needs to be understood in the context of the movements across the world