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Correspondence
From a Kosovo overwhelmed by a wave of radical change that began with the proclamation of its independence a few months ago, Engelbert Zefaj, coordinator of the Youth Advisory Center in Pe/Peja, tells us the story of Muslims who rediscovered their Christian roots and converted back to Catholicism;
From Sudan Fr Pacifico Salvatore, Combonian Provincial in Khartoum, talks to us about the great obstacles the census taking process faced in the great African country which is just now taking slow and haphazard steps towards a stable peace;
From Paris Mgr Francesco Follo, Permanent Observer of the Holy See to UNESCO, writes about the 50th anniversary of the UN body, focusing on how the idea of freedom and rights has widened its horizon in these last five decades.
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Books Reviews
 Maurice Borrmans,Chrétiens et mususlmans, quatre parcours d'un dialogue possible Massignon, Abd-el Jalil, Gardet et Anawati, Urbaniana University Press, 2008
By Silvana Jellici Formillan
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 Aldo Ferrari (editor), Popoli e Chiese dell'Oriente Cristiano (Peoples and Churches of the Christian East), Edizioni Lavoro, Rome 2008
By Martino Diez
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 Jean-Jacques Pérennès, Georges Anawati, un chrétien égyptien devant le mystère de l'islam (Georges Anawati, an Egyptian Christian before the Mystery of Islam), Cerf, Paris 2008
By Maria D'Agostino
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 Cristiani in Pakistan. Nelle prove la speranza (Christians in Pakistan or where hope is tested), interview with Shahbaz Bhatti, Marcianum Press, Venezia 2008
By Natalino Bonazza
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The Oasis Centre's international networking: rendezvous in Amman