The Republic of Georgia is an avowedly Christian country, but one out of every ten Georgian citizens is Muslim.
A street demo against "Islamisation" shows the potential for the English far-right to regain lost momentum.
The crisis facing Europe could be perceived as a product of conflicting class interests in what Keynes called the capitalism of the casino. All the more important that it should instead be blamed on conveniently stigmatised Others.
To mourn the unjustly massacred and raise your voice against oppressors is unwelcome in the Coptic Church, but to interrupt prayers and let politicians speak during a mass is welcome and appropriate.
