Saudi and Emirati religious moderation inspires few beyond their borders
James M. Dorsey Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have drawn praise for social reforms that have domestically reduced the role of...
Saudi and Emirati religious moderation inspires few beyond their borders
South Asia replaces the Middle East as the epicentre of Muslim religious ultra-conservatism
How much is religious soft power worth? Indonesian President Jokowi searches for answers in Abu Dhab
Religious ultra-conservatism has a field day in Pakistan. It puts Saudi Arabia on the Spot
Indonesian G20 presidency promises to put a ‘battle for the soul of Islam’ on the front burner
Opposing Hindutava: US conference raises troubling questions
Initial Taliban moves fail to convince Afghanistan’s neighbours
Bin Laden’s legacy probably surpasses his wildest dreams
Taliban perpetuate Muslim world's failed governance paradigm
AfPak takes on a new meaning with the rise of the Taliban
Taliban victory threatens to be a double-edged sword for Pakistan and China
Taliban and Al Qaeda: Putting a fox in charge of the chicken coop?
Defining change: Who are the Taliban that conquered Afghanistan?
Defining moderate Islam: Muslims and Evangelicals forge an alliance
Middle Eastern powers vie in shaping a next generation of Muslims
In the bull’s eye: Turkish, not Saudi, schoolbooks
Reform in Saudi Arabia: A road not taken
Muslim scholar: Human rights policy needs to focus on religious scholars, not just activists
Gulf state religious moderation falls by the wayside in Pakistan
Indonesia potentially set to take on China and claim leadership of ‘moderate’ Islam