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INSIGHTS FROM INDIA ON CHRISTIAN-MUSLIM RELATIONS

A New Spirit in Christian-Muslim Relations in India: Three Jesuit Pioneers

By PROF. MICHAEL CALABRIA, OFM · DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR ARAB & ISLAMIC STUDIES - ST. BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITY6 August 2021

Vidyajyoti Journal of Theological Reflection, vol.85/8, August 2021 Fr. Victor Edwin demonstrates the two key aspects of Christian-Muslim relations in our time: the Jesuit heritage and…

LEBANON

What Could Make or Break Lebanon’s 2022 General Election

By DR. ELIE ABOUAOUN, RSC SENIOR FELLOW4 July 2021

(Originally published by The Arab Weekly) Lebanon, unlike many other countries, is actually ruled by a conglomerate of political figures and business elites and organisations. Therefore,…

INSIGHTS FROM INDIA ON CHRISTIAN-MUSLIM RELATIONS

Learning from the ‘God-Consciousness’ of My Muslim Friends

By DR. FR. VICTOR EDWIN, RSC SENIOR FELLOW · ISLAMIC STUDIES ASSOCIATION (ISA)1 July 2021

I count it as a blessing to have spent six years studying in two universities in India: two years at the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) in…

#LEBANONFORUM - TRIPOLI'S REVOLUTION

Reviving Tripoli’s Economy: A Possible Mission, Here Is How To Do It

By AMIN BRAIR, RSC FELLOW ∙ COORDINATOR FOR NORTH LEBANON11 June 2021

Remarks at the #LebanonForum “Tripoli’s Revolution: Building a City of Peace, Culture, and Development”. Tripoli, the capital of North and second-largest Lebanese city, holds a strategic…

#LEBANONFORUM - TRIPOLI'S REVOLUTION

Tripoli Needs a Strategic Plan to Address its Many Challenges and Turn the Tide

By DR. ELIE ABOUAOUN, RSC SENIOR FELLOW30 May 2021

Remarks at the #LebanonForum “Tripoli’s Revolution: Building a City of Peace, Culture, and Development”. Tripoli is the city of many names. Some people call it “Bride…

#LEBANONFORUM - TRIPOLI'S REVOLUTION

Tripoli Seen by a “Beiruti”: 18 Months into our “October Revolution”

By DR. JOUMANA DEBS · DIRECTOR, MIDDLE EAST INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH & STRATEGIC STUDIES (MEIRSS)30 May 2021

Remarks at the #LebanonForum “Tripoli’s Revolution: Building a City of Peace, Culture, and Development”. My first word for Tripoli and Tripolitans on the occasion of this…

#LEBANONFORUM - TRIPOLI'S REVOLUTION

Root-Causes of the Protests and Policies for Change

By DR. MARIE KORTAM · ASSOCIATE RESEARCHER, FRENCH INSTITUTE FOR THE NEAR-EAST22 May 2021

Remarks at the #LebanonForum “Tripoli’s Revolution: Building a City of Peace, Culture, and Development”. The anger and resentment that are acting…

#LEBANONFORUM - TRIPOLI'S REVOLUTION

RSC Fellow Amin Brair: “A Brighter Future for Tripoli? Empower the Civil Society and the Youth”

By Religion & Security Council28 April 2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kI5JbGBmIAU RSC Fellow Amin Brair follows up on the #LebanonForum held last April 9, 2021, with Mariam TV. Here are the main takeaways from the interview,…

#LEBANONFORUM - TRIPOLI'S REVOLUTION

The Way Ahead for Tripoli’s Revolution

By Religion & Security Council9 April 2021

#LebanonForum #Tripoli #Revolution The event took place and it was a great success thanks to extraordinary speakers. A step forward for #Change #HumanRights #CivilSociety #Youth #Women…

#LEBANONFORUM - TRIPOLI'S REVOLUTION

“Tripoli’s Revolution: Toward a City of Peace, Culture, and Development”

By Religion & Security Council23 March 2021

How did Tripoli become the “Bride of the Lebanese Revolution”? What is the way forward for the capital of North Lebanon to overcome its predicaments, get…

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