Opinion

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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