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Iraqi Christianity has suffered another catastrophic blow that is likely to hasten the church’s wholesale flight from the country:

Post Cold War Era At the end of the Cold War the Greek geostrategic environment became increasingly complex and since then has been characterized by an arrange of hard and soft security challenges and dilemmas many of which cut across traditional regional borders or lines and vividly underscore Greece’s geostrategic position as a “transregional” actor. Party politics continued to play a role in decision-making regarding the geopolitical perceptions of Greece.

Conference: “The Plight of Minorities in Arab and Muslim Countries: What Should the US Do” Washington DC October 26, 2010

Nasr Hamid Abu Zayd, (July 10, 1943 – July 5, 2010, Cairo) was an Egyptian Qur'anic thinker and one of the leadingliberal theologians in Islam. He is famous for his project of a humanistic Qur’anic hermeneutics.

The Arab and Muslim world are, by nature, chronically violent. In addition to tribal and family feuds, religious and political wars are ever-constant, as are slavers, gun-runners, pirates, tyrants, torturers, and garden-variety thieves and gangsters.

The persecution of Egypt's Coptic minority is taking an ironic, and dangerous, turn: Islamist leaders are now projecting the worst traits of radical Islam onto Egypt's Christians.

Speech given by Ashraf Ramelah on 10/26/10 in Washington, D.C. as part of a panel on “The Plight of Minorities in Arab and Muslim Countries: What Should the U.S. Do?

Panhellenic Socialist Movement-PASOK's Defense Dogma/Doctrine 1981-1989

Does a negative opinion of Islam amount to conclusive evidence of bigotry?

Vice President Boediono has received cautious praise after calling on the “silent majority” to take a stand against a growing radicalism that he describes as threatening to take the country down a path of destruction.