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- RYAN BURGE
In an article published by Religion News Service, RYAN BURGE, an assistant professor of political science at Eastern Illinois University, a pastor and author, says speaking in generalities about religious freedom will always win admirers...
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- ELLIS HEASLEY and Dr KHATAZA GONDWE
ELLIS HEASLEY and Dr KHATAZA GONDWE, of UK-based religious freedom advocacy CSW, reflect on the life of Eritrean Patriarch Abune Antonios and why honouring his "unwavering stand for human rights and freedom of religion or belief" means calling out ongoing abuses...
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- CHRIS COONS
CHRIS COONS, a US Senator from Delaware, reflects - in an article first published on Religion News Service - on the first year of the Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships following its re-establishment by US President Joe Biden...
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- KNOX THAMES
KNOX THAMES, a former special envoy for religious minorities at the US Department of State, says the tiny gulf nation is supporting religious and cultural restoration to spread tolerance in the Middle East...
Essay: Heat waves hit the poorest people hardest – a new study calculates the future impact on those least able to adapt
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- MOJTABA SADEGH, JOHN ABATZOGLOU, AND MOHAMMAD REZA ALIZADEH
In an article published on The Conversation, academics MOJTABA SADEGH, JOHN ABATZOGLOU, AND MOHAMMAD REZA ALIZADEH look at why poorer nations face some of the greatest risks from climate change...
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- LOVISE AALEN and MAI AZZAM
In an article published on The Conversation, LOVISE AALEN and MAI AZZAM look at why thousands of demonstrators continue protests in Sudan...
Essay: The killing of Pastor William Siraj reminds us that Pakistan must do much more to protect its religious minorities
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- ELLIS HEASLEY
ELLIS HEASLEY, of UK-based religious freedom advocacy CSW, says the recent killing of a pastor in Pakistan was a "painful reminder" of the religiously motivated extremist violence which has plagued Peshawar...
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- J EUGENE CLAY
In an article first published on The Conversation, J EUGENE CLAY, of Arizona State University, looks at the tumultuous religious history of Russia and Ukraine...
Essay: Just 16 per cent of the world’s coastlines are in good shape – and many are so bad they can never fully recover
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- BROOKE WILLIAMS, AMELIA WENGER and JAMES WATSON
In an article published on The Conversation, Australian researchers BROOKE WILLIAMS, AMELIA WENGER and JAMES WATSON, look at what their research has revealed about the state of the world's coastlines...
Essay: Has Captain Cook’s ship Endeavour been found? Debate rages, but here’s what’s usually involved in identifying a shipwreck
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- JOHN MCCARTHY
Amid controversy over claims the 'HMB Endeavour' has been found lying off the US coastline, JOHN MCCARTHY, of Flinders University in Australia, looks - in an article published on The Conversation - at what's usually involved in identifying a shipwreck...
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- BRIDGET MOIX
In an article first published on Religion News Service, BRIDGET MOIX, general secretary of the Friends Committee on National Legislation in the US, says war is never inevitable...
