Concept and anthropology of terror
Today’s Middle East Analysis podcast – the last before the summer break – sees our studio guest Dr Harry Hagopian take a philosophical line on terrorism. Reflecting on the Nice […]
Palestine: How do we retain hope for a peaceful future?
This ‘Middle East Analysis’ podcast comes just before Eid at the end of Ramadan and it’s only right that our thoughts and prayers are for the victims of the horrific […]
What’s the significance of the Pope’s three-day Apostolic Visit to Armenia?
Pope Francis has arrived in Armenia for a three-day Apostolic Visit and has been welcomed by the President, Serzh Sargsyn, and the Catholicos of All Armenia, Karekin II. Bishops’ MENA […]
Christian realities in Syria after five years of war
The war in Syria has now raged for over five years. The violence has affected Muslims, Christians and other minority communities not to mention the country’s neighbours and a sometimes […]
Pope Francis visits refugees on the Greek island Lesbos
Pope Francis visits the Greek island of Lesbos on Saturday, 16 April 2016. Of the one million plus migrants and asylum seekers who made the hazardous journey to Greece last […]
Is there an Easter in the Middle East North Africa region?
It’s Holy Week and today’s ‘Middle East Analysis’ podcast looks at the Passion and Resurrection in context with the whole MENA region. With regular studio guest Dr Harry Hagopian and […]
Popes, Patriarchs and (non) Presidents: Middle East Regional Round-up
For February’s ‘Middle East Analysis’ podcast, regional consultant, commentator and lawyer, Dr Harry Hagopian brings us right up to date with the turmoil of the Middle East in his own […]
