The closing months of 2024 and the first half of 2025 catalyzed long-dormant developments in the Middle East region. In Lebanon, a new head of state…
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Religion & Security Council
The Religion & Security Council (RSC) promotes the role of the religious factor in peace-building, crisis management, and conflicts resolution. RSC is actively engaged in supporting interreligious dialogue initiatives, and advocates for sound and balanced approaches to religious scriptures and doctrines to address indoctrination and recruitment by extremist groups, especially among the youth. RSC is also focused on the present and the future of religious minorities, against any form of sectarianism and discrimination.
Nineveh has long been a cradle of civilizations, a mosaic of cultures, ethnic groups, and religions, and a beacon of coexistence and mutual respect. Despite the…
“SOS Lubnān” – The Religion & Security Council (RSC) and the Annas Linnas Association are continuing their cooperation with the Military Technical Committee for Lebanon (MTC4L).…
During his visit to Lebanon, RSC Chairman Emiliano Stornelli met with key partner organizations in Tripoli to explore new initiatives aimed at fostering peace, dialogue, and…
RSC Chairman Emiliano Stornelli has been quoted by The National News on “What the Middle East is expecting of Pope Leo”.He highlighted that “while the new…
The “Human Fraternity Movement for Children” organized its first state convention at the Multipurpose Social Service Society Hall in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, on 15 May 2025.…
As a follow-up to the “Nināwa Forum” on “Interreligious Dialogue for Peace and Living Together”, held at the University of Mosul, RSC Chairman Emiliano Stornelli and…
On 28–29 April 2025, the Nināwā Forum – promoted by the UNESCO Chair at the University of Mosul and the Religion & Security Council (RSC) –…
The Nināwa Forum – organized by the University of Mosul and the Religion & Security Council (RSC), with the support of KAICIID Dialogue Centre – continued…
April 28, Mosul – It was a deeply inspiring and productive first day at the Nināwa Forum on “Interreligious Dialogue for Peace and Living Together”, organized…