Selected Opinion

By Elissa Miller, Emily Burchfield – Atlantic Council – On January 11, President Elect Donald Trump’s nominee for Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, participated in a marathon nine-hour [...]

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By Maged Atiya – Times are good for most American Copts, and beyond just the material comforts. Half a century after the first trickle of immigration there is now a desire to develop a [...]

By Youssef Sidhom – Watani – I begin the 2017 series of ‘Problems on hold’ with an issue I have repeatedly broached and vowed ever to staunchly defend. By this I mean the issue of equal [...]

By MEMRI – In an article in the Kuwaiti daily Al-Qabas, journalist Ahmad Al-Sarraf wrote about the Frank Wolf International Religious Freedom Act recently passed by the U.S. administration. [...]

By Henry Srebrnik – The Chronicle Herald – Canada – On Dec. 11, a bomb ripped through the chapel in the St. Mark’s Cathedral complex, the seat of Egypt’s ancient Coptic Orthodox [...]

By Raymond Ibrahim – Muslim attacks on Christian churches are on the rise all around the world—including in America. The worst occurred last month when a bomb exploded in Egypt’s St. [...]

By Senator Menendez – Senator Menendez offers his continued support and best wishes for the Coptic Christmas during this difficult time for the Coptic Christian community.

By Patrick Poole – PJMedia Just three weeks after a suicide bomber killed 27 people, mostly women and children, in an attack on the main Coptic cathedral near Cairo comes a new attack in [...]

By Peter Hessler – The New Yorker President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has unwittingly revealed more about his country’s political structures than anybody could have imagined. The Egyptian [...]