Opinion

December 10, 2012

State-Regulation of the British Press: So What?

By Sean Gabb At the moment in England, our masters and their clients are discussing censorship of the newspaper press. – Read More...
December 3, 2012

Govt Tightening Use of Subsidized Fuels

In an effort to maintain its quota, the government is tightening subsidized fuel consumption by taking several measures, including limiting – Read More...
August 25, 2012

?America after the Sikh Temple Shooting

By Valarie Kaur On Friday, I participated in a memorial for the victims of the 4 August shooting in a – Read More...
August 25, 2012

Can Football Unite Muslims and Christians in Egypt?

By Mustafa Abdelhalim During the 2012 Summer Olympics, each country cheered for its athletes’ success. In Egypt, this hope went – Read More...
August 25, 2012

A Palestinian Journalist, an Israeli President and a Shared Future

By Tahseen Yaqin As part of a group of Palestinian journalists, I made my way to Jerusalem on a hot – Read More...
August 14, 2012

Can Israelis and Palestinians Learn from Srebrenica?

By Einat Levi As a Jewish Israeli, I had assumed that the Holocaust ceremonies that take place in Israel every – Read More...
August 14, 2012

Diplomacy for Dinner

By Alice Hackman On a hot Saturday evening in May in a third-floor flat in Heliopolis, a suburb of Cairo, – Read More...
August 6, 2012

Religious Leaders Call for Ethical Response to Economic Crisis

By Maria-Paz Lopez In June, at the 2nd Ibero-American Interreligious Summit in Barcelona, religious leaders from Latin America, Spain and – Read More...
July 23, 2012

What Iraq Can Learn from Shakespeare

By Shelina Janmohamed As part of the 2012 Summer Olympics hosted in London, the Royal Shakespeare Company challenged theatre groups – Read More...
July 2, 2012

Former Combatants Switch to Politics in Aceh

By Ayi Jufridar The province of Aceh has gained a reputation for conflict since the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) took – Read More...