City of Oranges, my new book about Israel and Palestine, tells the true story of six families in Jaffa, three Jewish and three Arab. It has been critically acclaimed by The Times, The Guardian, the Jerusalem Post and Ash-Sharq Al-Awsat among others, and was shortlisted for the 2007 Jewish Quarterly Wingate Prize. The US edition, published by WW Norton in May 2007, was an Editor's Choice in the New York Times.

Click here to read my op-ed in the New York Times on why Israel should update "Hatikvah", its national anthem. Click here to read my article in The Times about Jaffa's young generation and their hopes for Israel's future.

My other books include A Heart Turned East, a journey among Muslim minorities in the West, a critically acclaimed biography of Slobodan Milosevic, and the best-selling Hitler's Secret Bankers, which was short-listed for the Orwell Prize.

My latest non-fiction work is an exposé of the United Nations' failure to confront genocide. Complicity With Evil investigates the UN's actions in Rwanda, Srebrenica and Darfur, focusing on the role of UN officials.

Click here to read my Sunday Times magazine cover story based on the book.

Watch out for The Budapest Protocol, my thriller set in Budapest during the election campaign for the first president of Europe. It is scheduled for publication next spring with Reportage Press.