News Focus ANALYSIS Paris attacks were not 'nihilism' but sacred strategy by Mark Durie - 16th November 2015 British commentator Janet Daley's piece in The Telegraph stands for everything woeful about the European elites' response to Islamic jihad. It is a triumph of religious illiteracy. Read more about ANALYSIS Paris attacks were not 'nihilism' but sacred strategy ANALYSIS: 'Not in our name': Huge Wembley reception for Modi also sparks 'biggest protests' by Slok Gyawali - 11th November 2015 HIGH-PROFILE divisions in the UK’s India diaspora will hurt Narendra Modi’s image as a global leader. Read more about ANALYSIS: 'Not in our name': Huge Wembley reception for Modi also sparks 'biggest protests' ANALYSIS: When does a mosque stop being a church - or museum? by Charles Cameron - 4th November 2015 HISTORY is snapping at the heels of interfaith relations in both Turkey and Spain, reports CHARLES CAMERON Read more about ANALYSIS: When does a mosque stop being a church - or museum? First peace studies programme in the Arab world gets off to tentative start by Jayson Casper - 28th October 2015 AS THE THIRD intifada escalates, visas to study nonviolence in Palestine are still a tricky issue, staff and students tell Lapido Read more about First peace studies programme in the Arab world gets off to tentative start 'No one has a right not to be offended’ says ECHR Chair. by David Knowles - 26th October 2015 CHAIR of Equality and Human Rights Commission argues for greater religious literacy at the annual Theos lecture Read more about 'No one has a right not to be offended’ says ECHR Chair. Pages« ‹ … 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 … › »
