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Federal legislators can help our nation lead in the protection and promotion of religious freedom by publicizing various issues and cases, by passing bills in support of religious freedom, and, [...]

Before January 2011, Egypt’s judiciary had long been a reasonably independent democratic institution with respect to the autocrat’s influence: actions of former President Hosni Mubarak have been [...]

The foreign policy driven by this belief is known as “democracy promotion,” and has long been an explicit goal of Western governments. At least since the 1950s, institutions like the World Bank [...]

  Earlier last week, news leaked that Cairo is hosting a Russian delegation to discuss the purchase of 24 MiG-35s, Russia’s top fighter jet, not sold as of yet to any other country. The [...]

Certainly, the plainclothes security men are there to protect the synagogue and those close by — but they are also able to keep a detailed record of all those who visit. Egypt’s Christians, some [...]

Gaid currently serves in the Vatican Secretariat of State, and translates the pope’s comments at his weekly general audience into Arabic. The current second secretary, Monsignor Fabian [...]

Not el-Sisi, CBN News contributor Raymond Ibrahim said. Not the Egyptain military, police, or any other political candidate who may become president. Ibrahim says that’s because a mob [...]

Violent incidents occurred in the villages of Dafesh in Smalout, al-Ismailiya in Minya and Gargawi in Matai, according to the report. Today, five years after the report, Minya continues to [...]

Mr. Blair said that even moderate Islamists, such as the Muslim Brotherhood, foster totalitarian aspirations and provide fertile soil for terrorism. Two former British diplomats with extensive [...]

Nine months later, though, not much has changed for Egypt’s freethinkers and religious minorities, who are still waiting for the new leadership to deliver on that promise. Having suppressed Mr. [...]