New 10/10/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Why civil disobedience is inherently non-authoritarian Read full article
Climate science New 13/10/2019 – by Katja Dombrowski Tell it like it is Denialists are questioning sciences, but scholars all over the world fight back Read
Religion and development New 09/10/2019 – by Berthold Weig Ambitious mission Germany’s development policymakers want religious actors on board as partners for sustainable development Read
Anti-Semitism New 03/10/2019 – by Benjamin Balthaser Loving Israel and hating Jews The anti-Semitism of Trump and Netanyahu Read
Global heating New 29/09/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Researchers' overwhelming evidence Teenage climate activists are not painting apocalyptic picture of the future – scientists are Read
Political influence New 29/09/2019 – by Carlos Albuquerque Playing with religious identity Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro won the election thanks to the votes of conservative Christians Read
Syncretism 25/09/2019 – by Samir Abi Religious pluralism serves peace Africans practise a mixture of traditional animist beliefs and monotheistic religion Read
Civil strife 04/09/2019 – by Fabio Andrés Díaz Pabón Fragile peace Under President Duque, Colombia seems to seesaw between civil war and peace Read
Digital surveillance 29/08/2019 – by Felix Lee No one can opt out China introduces points system for rating social behaviour Read
Ebola 28/08/2019 – by Tariq Riebl A turning point To stem the spread of Ebola, humanitarian agencies must win the trust of local communities in the DRC Read
Blog 18/08/2019 – by Hans Dembowski A heartfelt sermon Ed Husain’s book “The house of Islam” contains important insights, but it is not the “global history” the subtitle promises Read
Summer Special 16/08/2019 – by Dagmar Wolf Timbuktu – a story of heroes and myths How Timbuktu’s ancient manuscripts were rescued from Islamist destruction adds to the myths shrouding the desert city Read
