Scandal may not stop Pegida’s momentum
The resignation of Pegida’s founder and co-leader Lutz Bachmann is the footnote to a difficult week for the far-right movement. But it is not the […]
The resignation of Pegida’s founder and co-leader Lutz Bachmann is the footnote to a difficult week for the far-right movement. But it is not the […]
The world lies in shock, fear and sadness over the killings at Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris. Since January 7 the attack has rightly been condemned in […]
What does one say after these violent, vile, tragic and frightening events, events which are significant and iconic in ways we cannot yet understand? First […]
Destination Baku: the Land of Fire burning in the spirit of competition as it will host the first European Games 2015 in June. The population […]
The continued rise of Pegida sees no sign of slowing down in spite of continued counter-protests and political condemnation in Germany. The twelfth consecutive march […]
The Counter-Terrorism and Security Act, currently a bill under consideration in the House of Commons, stresses it is the ‘duty’ of frontline public authorities to […]
Halal or kosher, stunned or non-stunned, it seems the debate around labelling religiously-slaughtered meat continues to ebb and flow. But two recent articles are a […]
I’m more likely to have an epiphany about my faith during frank conversations with non-religious people than with any other group. This might seem bizarre, […]
The report into child sexual exploitation in Rotherham is a disorientating and disturbing 160-page read. A failure of leadership, mixed with a culture of disbelief, […]
Recently I wrote this article commenting on the need for a Grand Mufti type role in the United Kingdom and made the case of why […]