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As Orthodoxy becomes an increasingly contested geopolitical arena, Turkey finds itself in a uniquely ambivalent position as a secular, Muslim-majority state hosting the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Istanbul, quietly balancing pragmatism, domestic constraints, and great-power rivalries

While the regime pours resources into regional ambitions, domestic discontent grows: poverty, repression, and a generation that rejects the politicization of religion. Interview with exiled Iranian intellectual Mohsen Kadivar

Over the years, the Afghan branch of ISIS has managed to evolve from being a disparate and precarious rabble into a disciplined, efficient and ideologised group with the capacity to extend its operations beyond the purely regional level

Aged 81, Fr. Gianmaria Gianazza is about to complete the critical edition of the Book of the Tower, a huge ecumenical encyclopedia of the Church of the East which was written in Arabic at the beginning of the eleventh century

A conversation with Mark C. Thompson, head of the Socioeconomics Program at the King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies (Riyadh), on societal transformations in Saudi Arabia

In Iraq, the factions aligned with the Iran-led Axis of Resistance are confronting the American troops while also aiming to gain full control of the Iraqi state

Bangladesh is among the top six migrant source countries in the world. Even though the choice of the UK has traditionally been the top destination for long-term Bangladeshi migrants, Italy has recently emerged as one of their major European destinations

Speech by Jalel Harchaoui at the international conference “Changing Course. Migrants and Europe”

How can Christians believe in three persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, and still claim to be monotheists? For Christians, God is One, but He is also Love. This is different from simply stating that God loves His creatures. It is more radical.

The Qur’an describes Christians and Jews as “People of the Book”. In fact, the Catechism of the Catholic Church declares clearly: “Christianity is not a religion of the book.” Why?

If you open a Bible, you will find four Gospels. So why does the Qur’an speak of only one Gospel? This fourth episode of Reasons for Our Hope will lead us to discover two distinct visions of God and God’s speech in Islam and Christianity