Nurit Siegal is a scholar on modern antisemitism based in Chicago, Illinois.
[ Middle East ]
A just-published survey suggests Arab youth are returning to traditional values. The survey contrasts starkly with another, only partially released poll, in which a growing number favor religious reform.
There is no coherent Indo-Pacific strategy that does not include the region’s Western approach: the Arabian Sea with Oman, Yemen, Somalia, India, and Pakistan as littoral states, argues James M. Dorsey.
Amid a stringent internet blackout rolled out by the Iranian government, international audiences have been seeking to identify authentic voices inside Iran as well as honest narrators abroad who portrayed the uprising and its different ramifications persuasively.
India is not where the battle for the soul of the world’s major religions, including Islam and Hinduism, will be decided, but it is the battle’s next arena, argues James M. Dorsey.
In his first interview since stepping down as Oman’s long-time foreign minister, Yusuf bin Alawi discusses his humble origins and his journey to become the top diplomat of Oman.
Islamic art represents a body of work created and developed by skilled craftsmen who have lived and worked in Muslim territories for more than fourteen hundred years.