News Focus Egypt: Coptic leaders enrage their own youth as they avoid confrontation with military by Jayson Casper - 18th January 2012 Strains within church could further destabilize Egypt, as young Copts demand justice not peace at any price for comrades killed at Maspero. Read more about Egypt: Coptic leaders enrage their own youth as they avoid confrontation with military Log in to post comments Salman Rushdie and the Deobandi school of thought by Jenny Taylor - 13th January 2012 The seminary that has called for Salman Rushdie to be banned from India has a long history of opposition to British colonialism. Read more about Salman Rushdie and the Deobandi school of thought Log in to post comments Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood protects churches for Coptic Christmas by Jayson Casper - 10th January 2012 ‘We will comfort the Copts after what happened last year’, MB’s Beltagi tells Lapido. Read more about Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood protects churches for Coptic Christmas Log in to post comments Confounded by the weak by Jenny Taylor - 21st December 2011 Can one sick priest still make a difference to the on-going hell that is Iraq? Yes, if the international community wake up to what he’s driving at. Read more about Confounded by the weak Log in to post comments Egypt: ‘Christians must learn to live in an Islamist society’ by Cornelis Hulsman - 13th December 2011 Respected editor talks to Lapido on the eve of the second round of Egypt’s elections. Despite large numbers of Christians fearing what an Islamist dominated country might bring for them, some are openly campaigning with them. Read more about Egypt: ‘Christians must learn to live in an Islamist society’ Log in to post comments Pages« ‹ … 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 … › »