Opinion

September 20, 2010

Korans for Peace: What One Person Can Do

By Rev Wayne Lavender I am a man of faith. I have been a Christian pastor for 25 years in... Read More →
September 13, 2010

Muslim Americans Have a History Before 9/11

By Mona Eltahawy I live in Harlem on a street that is home to three churches and a mosque. The... Read More →
September 13, 2010

Competition Is Theft

By Kevin Carson In one of Nina Paley’s cartoons (she wrote the song Copying is Not Theft, which you should... Read More →
September 13, 2010

Interfaith Discourse for a Globalised world

By Tareq Oubrou In these times, it is essential to engage in interfaith and intercultural dialogue, given the way our... Read More →
September 6, 2010

World Religions Curricula in Schools Can Redefine the ‘Educated Person’

By Rahim Kanani How can the United States guarantee multi-religious understanding, pluralistic tolerance and strong social cohesion amongst its citizenry... Read More →
September 6, 2010

Turkey Rising – But Without Europe?

By Fadi Hakura In the midst of European antipathy regarding Turkish accession to the EU, Turkey is attempting to chart... Read More →
August 30, 2010

An Upwardly Mobile Indonesia

Innovative uses for mobile phones will reshape the world, says Andreas Rothe  Seven out of 10 Indonesians own a mobile... Read More →
August 23, 2010

A Necessary Prelude to Peace?

By Ghada Karmi Can Israel survive its recent battering in public opinion? Many believe that this may be a defining... Read More →
August 23, 2010

Expressing Ramadhan in Three Vital Cultures

Juliette Schmidt looks at Islam’s holy month of fasting in Morocco, Pakistan and the US Working with an international, multi-faith... Read More →
August 23, 2010

How Did Australia Come to This?

Graeme Dobell, reviewing a new book on the Rudd Era, examines an inevitable outcome and a bizarre election Instant history... Read More →