H A Hellyer

In a nutshell, no Arab state will go in if not invited by a Palestinian Authority in Gaza

The latest announcement isn't about security challenges - it's about culture wars

Gripped by election fever, some are providing the mood music for anti-Islamic extremism

The Egyptian satirist showed millions the contradictions in establishment narratives - something many in policy circles already see for themselves

The UK seems to understand that coercion is counter-productive in a multi-faith society

Dr H A Hellyer reflects on his father's remarkable life and impact

As two centres of power in the Middle East since ancient times, Cairo and Tehran have a long history

The Church of England, for one, respects the existence of the country’s other faiths, which is how it should be

We shouldn't be talking about his suspension for raising the UK's cruel policy on asylum seekers, but about the issue itself

The incident is tantamount to hate speech against a minority group at a time when the mainstreaming of bigotry against it is widening

Policy wonks in Washington worry about a 'never-ending' war with Russia, but the premise of this argument is flawed

The economy benefits from the fees they pay, which are much higher than those paid by Britons, but that's not the whole point

Despite ascent to power, his party still has a problem with racism and anti-Muslim sentiment

A shift to the far-right should make Europe and the world consider consequences to national security

Academia is one of the most honourable professions, but its standards are being pushed aside by a toxic culture