Selected Opinion

By Nina Shea – National Review – Pakistan has released the purported blasphemer against Islam. Now what nation will have the courage to grant her asylum? Europe is trying to placate [...]

By Mai el-Sadany – The Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy –  Nearly one and a half years after Egypt’s parliament voted on legislation to create three new [...]

by Raymond Ibrahim – Gatestone – Seven pilgrims were shot to death, “just because they were Christian,” said Pope Francis after the attack. “The pilgrims [...]

By Lord David Alton- Pakistan receives an average of £383,000 in British taxpayers’ money each and every single day – £2.8 billion over 20 years. raised with Ministers on the floor of the House. [...]

By Lindsay Griffin – Director of Development & Advocacy, Coptic Solidarity “Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability but comes through continuous struggle. And so we must [...]

By Raymond Ibrahim – Gatestone – “I’m proud to be an Iraqi, I love my country. But my country is not proud that I’m part of it. What is happening to my people [...]

By Yaroslav Trofimov – The Wall Street Journal – Turks and Saudis have been enemies for centuries. Now the Khashoggi investigation has rekindled their fierce rivalry—and may upend the [...]

By Clifford Smith – Washington Project Director for  Middle East Forum Let me begin with a qualifier:  While I am an observer of Middle Eastern affairs and try to be as [...]

By Bryant Harris – Al-Monitor     With President Donald Trump’s support among evangelicals sliding ahead of next month’s mid-term elections, the White House is seeking [...]

By Marianne Melleka Boules – Coptic Voice How lack of representation in the literary industry is hurting the Coptic community, and what we can do to take matters into our own hands What I’m [...]