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Ki-Moon deeply concerned about Israeli intents to expand settlement in WB

NEW YORK, Ban Ki-Moon, the secretary-general of the UN, expressed deep concern about the Israeli intention to build 20 settlement units in the Aghwar area located in the northern flank

Market Islam: the Other Conservative Revolution

The L’Islam de Marché: L’Autre Révolution Conservatrice (Market Islam: the Other Conservative Revolution) traces a part in contemporary Islamic awakening which was ignored by observers and media, think tanks and

Religion and Politics, Useful Correlation, Impossible Separation

The relation between religion and politics took in the human reality and thought various- and mostly contradictory- forms. This was according to the culture, experience and historical developments of every

Turkish Islamist Intellectuals at Left-Leaning Crossroads

What is currently taking place in the Turkish Islamic arena is only a tip of an iceberg, a unique domestic debate that may soon lead to an unprecedented radical change

The Arabic Network Calls on the Saudi Authorities to Annul the Decision to Expel Egyptian

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information(ANHRI) stated today that: "The decision of the Saudi authorities to expel Abdullah Al Khyat - an Egyptian who has been a national resident

USIP Future of US Forces in Iraq

I sat (okay, stood outside the overflow room) through a two hour panel at the US Institute for Peace this morning, chaired by Daniel Serwer and featuring Kimberly Kagan, Charles

Two in one: dual platform on religious dialogue

It was a cultural Binali, or in the words of one participants “the awakening of conscience”. The conference that took place over two days in London (July 1 & 2)