Iran at a Crossroads: Protests, Repression, and What We’re Up To Next
As unrest intensifies and the regime hardens its stance, the future of Iran remains uncertain. Plus: new projects and opportunities on the horizon.
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Economic Unrest, Religious Power, and the Cost of Dissent
As Ex-Muslim Awareness Month ends, a look at dissent, power, and the ideas states still fear.
Blasphemy, Rumor, and Lethal Consequences
A lynching in Bangladesh, terrorism charges in Canada, and the human cost of blasphemy laws.
Islamism, Antisemitism, and the Limits of Progressive Blind Spots
This week: the Bondi beach attack, a troubling defense of FGM in a medical ethics journal, and a growing global archive of ex-Muslim stories.
France’s Secularism Turns 120. Islamists Cry “Oppression”
As France reaffirms its secular tradition, critics claim it’s targeting Muslims. But what exactly are the “rights” being violated?