Analysis

Bosnia and Palestine share more than many realise

Amir Telibećirović

Examining the political, cultural, and historical experiences that Bosniaks and Palestinians have in common.

Ignited Egypt

Dr Uthman Khan 4 Min Read

Anyone who has visited Egypt will have come into contact with the overt Egyptian populace, they are renowned even in the Arab world for their strength of expression and manner of speech.

Liberalism and Secularism: One and the Same

Stanley Fish 16 Min Read

Back in June, I wrote three columns (“The Three Atheists,” “Atheism and Evidence” and “Is Religion Man-Made?“) about the recent vogue of atheist books, books that accuse religion of being empty of

The Fires of the Past: Israel

Ahmed Ali 20 Min Read

There is a sardonic humour amidst the tragedy of the new Arab-Israeli conflict. Across all the programs reporting and commenting on the war, representatives from both sides scramble for the moral high

Fool me Once, Shame on You; Fool me Twice, Shame on Me

Dr. Asim Qureshi 3 Min Read

On the 9th anniversary of Guantanamo Bay, the world is left wondering if we have not been deceived by the Obama administration’s promise to close the detention camps. That promise came two

Israel’s Colonial Mentality

Syed Haider 22 Min Read

The extermination of the Native Americans can be admitted, the morality of Hiroshima attacked, the national flag publicly committed to the flames. But the systematic continuity of Israel’s 52-year oppression and maltreatment

Where does Debt come From?

Sameer Mallick 14 Min Read

As the Government looks to cut funding to Higher Education Institutions, graduates are instead being asked to pay for the void Messieurs Cameron and Clegg have left them with. With the possibility