Articles
Christians in Iraq and the Middle East must keep faith
Despite dwindling community numbers, as churches and villages are being rebuilt, there is hope
Rwanda's battle for the soul
The conviction of Paul Rusesabagina on terror charges has divided Rwandans
After 9/11, America was no longer invincible
The date lit off a series of attacks and emboldened terrorist groups around the world
Afghanistan will go back to how it was when I went there in 2001
Don't be fooled by Taliban 2.0. It will roll back all the progress the country made over the past 20 years
Why sports and domestic violence are linked
Sport saves lives and at its best, is not about anger and violence
Virtual memorials humanise victims in the digital age
An online database of victims of Iranian oppression can serve as a model for other countries
The case for repatriating ISIS families in Syrian camps
European governments are under pressure from rights’ groups to bring their citizens home
Will we ever see an independent Kurdistan?
A nation for Kurds is a noble goal, but it will require international political will
George Floyd wasn't the only one and America needs to sit up
How many more deaths? How institutions handle race must be scrutinised. Start with the justice system
Popular culture gives the forgotten victims of war a voice
Films are the best medium to teach new generations about the story and tragedy of distant conflicts
Can Pope Francis save Iraq's Christian heritage?
It is not just terrorism threatening one of the world's most ancient Christian communities, but also economic despair
Middle America is moderate America
An advert by Bruce Springsteen reminded me that unity can still be found for Americans who know where to look
America looks over its shoulder to see if Trump is lurking
As we reflect on the former president's legacy, we know he is not finished yet
The lesson of the Capitol riot must be that nobody is above the law
'The America I woke up to is not the America I love'
