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Christianity in the Middle East

  • After Israel, Will Morocco Normalize with Christians?

  • As pope ends trip, Iraq's prime minister calls for national dialogue

  • Athens reaches out to Syria via Greek Orthodox community

  • Building Coptic Civil Society: Christian Groups and the State in Mubarak's Egypt

  • Can We Speak of a "Coptic Question" in Egypt?

  • Christian communities in the Arab Middle East: the challenge of the future

  • Christian Political Activism in Lebanon: A Revival of Religious Nationalism in Times of Arab Upheavals

  • Christian political participation in the Arab world

  • Christians versus Muslims in Modern Egypt: The Century-Long Struggle for Coptic Equality

  • Class cleavages and ethnic conflict: Coptic Christian communities in modern Egyptian politics

  • Copts in Egypt and their demands: between inclusion and exclusion

  • Eight Iraqi churches on National Postal Service postage stamps

  • Emotions of the weak: violence and ethnic boundaries among Coptic Christians in Egypt

  • Iraq's Upcoming Election Likely to Disenfranchise Indigenous Assyrians

  • Iraq’s National Dialogue

  • Iraqi Prime Minister Urges Assyrians to Return to Iraq

  • Maronite Hegemony to Maronite Militancy: The Creation and Disintegration of Lebanon

  • Request from the Patriarch of Babylon of the Chaldeans to the Head of State for the proclamation of Christmas as a public holiday for all Iraqis

  • Survey supports claims of 1 million Christians in Iran

  • The ‘Coptic question’ in post-revolutionary Egypt: citizenship, democracy, religion

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