What will happen to churches in the U.K. after Brexit?

(OPINION) Some observers anticipate a breakup of the United Kingdom once it leaves the European Union. There are a few scenarios that could play out for the nation’s churches if that happens.

Opinion, Analysis, Religion, Society, Politics, Europe, North AmericaRichard OstlingDecember 27, 2019Brexit, Christianity, Richard Ostling, ElectionComment

As Brexit Continues To Divide Britain, A New Genocide Response Initiative Aims To Unite

On November 4, a few British Parliamentarians and experts have launched a new venture to address the issue of genocide. The Coalition for Genocide Response is a new initiative that aims to unite politicians, scholars, and civil society representatives in the common aim to provide a comprehensive response to genocide.

Middle East, Justice, Conflict, OpinionEwelina U. OchabNovember 14, 2019Middle East, Muslims, Genocide, Brexit, Burmese, Daesh, Syria, Myanmar, UN, UN Security Council, Ewelina U. Ochab, IslamComment

Will the new British Foreign Secretary take religious persecution seriously?

(COMMENTARY) Jeremy Hunt’s resignation puts his plan for an international overhaul of asylum requests, from persecuted Christians especially, in limbo with the UK’s new foreign secretary Dominic Raab.

Nationalism and Catholicism collide in run-up to the European elections

(NEWS ANALYSIS) Matteo Salvini, who leads the League party, could take his anti-immigration stances to Brussels if opinion polls prove correct. His hardline stance on the issue has put him at odds with the Catholic church in Italy as well as with Pope Francis, who has repeatedly spoken in favor of refugees seeking asylum in Western Europe.

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