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‘Bad news’ for Turkey’s marginalized Christians
Annual Report of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom
Annual service held at Turkey's Akdamar Church with small mass due to virus
Armenian Christians and Turkish Muslims: Prospects for reconciliation through interfaith dialogue on the events of history
Cairo denounces Hagia Sophia move, develops Egypt's Christian sites
Christian leaders call on Trump to impose sanctions on Turkey
Christians driven from homes in Iraqi Kurdistan by Turkish offensive
Christians in Turkey nervous as country moves in Islamic and nationalistic direction
Christians in Turkey targeted by ErdoÄŸan-linked magazine, church attacked
Christians, others warn Turkey is 'weaponizing water' in northeast Syria
CRPME Report on Religious Pluralism in the Middle East | No.3
CRPME Report on Religious Pluralism in the Middle East | No.4
CRPME Report on Religious Pluralism in the Middle East | No.6
CRPME Special Report | No.5 | 2nd Athens International Conference on Religious and Cultural Pluralism & Peaceful Coexistence in the Middle East
Equal eye distance: time to show more solidarity with Assyrians and other Christians
ErdoÄŸan extends Easter wishes to Christians
Former Byzantine churches are being converted to mosques – this threatens Istanbul’s cosmopolitan identity
Hagia Sophia as mosque has global implications for religious freedom
Hagia Sophia controversy goes beyond Muslim-Christian tensions to treatment of ‘paganism'
Hagia Sophia: Ataturk and the rich Americans who changed icon's fate
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