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Category: Religion

Uighurs In China: Suffering in Silence?

Uighurs In China: Suffering in Silence?

One of the foremost philosophical questions asked in many history and political science classes seems…

November 12, 2020Last upadateNovember 12, 2020
The Evolution of Political Thought within the Muslim Brotherhood: Are Sisi’s Concerns Legitimate?

The Evolution of Political Thought within the Muslim Brotherhood: Are Sisi’s Concerns Legitimate?

In 2019, Egypt saw yet another wave of protests. This time, protestors from both the…

May 5, 2020Last upadateMay 5, 2020
New Age Yogis and the Commodification of Spirituality
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New Age Yogis and the Commodification of Spirituality

This article was published as part of our Spring 2019 print edition, the entirety of…

October 17, 2019Last upadateOctober 17, 2019
The Price of Pilgrimage: Is Nothing Sacred?
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The Price of Pilgrimage: Is Nothing Sacred?

This article was published as part of our Spring 2019 print edition, the entirety of…

October 14, 2019Last upadateOctober 14, 2019
The Rise of Buddhist Extremism in Myanmar: The World’s Largest Refugee Crisis and What To Do
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The Rise of Buddhist Extremism in Myanmar: The World’s Largest Refugee Crisis and What To Do

Known previously as Burma, Myanmar was subject to British colonial rule from around 1820 to…

October 9, 2019Last upadateOctober 9, 2019
Foreign Policy in Iran: Silence Is Worth A Thousand Lives
Iranian protesters chant slogans at a rally in Tehran, Iran, Dec. 30, 2017.

Foreign Policy in Iran: Silence Is Worth A Thousand Lives

A few weeks ago, something terrible and yet necessary began. Iranians took to the streets…

January 22, 2018Last upadateJanuary 22, 2018
A closer look at refugee integration in Europe (Part II)
Swedish police officers observe as refugees arrive at a tram station in Malmö, Sweden. Source

A closer look at refugee integration in Europe (Part II)

The first part of this article addresses integration policies in France and may be read…

June 24, 2016
A closer look at refugee integration in Europe (Part I)
A young boy plays in the abandoned complex where he lives with more than 135 other refugees in Toulouse, France. Source

A closer look at refugee integration in Europe (Part I)

In 2015, over 1.3 million people displaced by war and conflict sought asylum in Europe….

June 21, 2016Last upadateJune 21, 2016
An Interview with Mubin Shaikh: Former Jihadist Turned Counter-Terrorism Operative

An Interview with Mubin Shaikh: Former Jihadist Turned Counter-Terrorism Operative

In light of recent radical Islamic terrorist attacks worldwide, individuals everywhere are feeling uneasy and…

December 28, 2015Last upadateMarch 11, 2016
Nationality vs. Humanity: The Stranger’s Case

Nationality vs. Humanity: The Stranger’s Case

                          “It is…

November 20, 2015Last upadateDecember 2, 2020

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