Türkiye’s demographic destiny: Crossing an existential threshold
by Bünyamin Esen May 04, 2026 – 1:58 pm GMT+3 Mostly elderly citizens spending leisure time in a park, Istanbul, Türkiye, April 23, 2026. (Getty Images Photo) Türkiye is entering […]
Christianity in the Ottoman Empire
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Under the Ottoman Empire‘s millet system, Christians and Jews were considered dhimmi (meaning “protected”) under Ottoman law in exchange for loyalty to the state and payment of the jizya tax.[1][2] Orthodox Christians were the […]
Turkophobia of Europe
by Hilal Kaplan May 04, 2026 – DAILY SABAH European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen leaves after giving a speech at the European Parliament, Strasbourg, France, April 29, 2026. […]
Reviving Hejaz Railway: Türkiye wires connectivity of Middle East
by Burak Elmalı May 05, 2026 – DAILY SABAH “Originally commissioned by Abdulhamid II, the Hejaz Railway stood as one of the Ottoman Empire’s flagship infrastructure projects of the early […]
World Heritage Wonder: Iran’s Waterworks
Musa Sattar – UKScience, Medicine and Technology 2nd May 2026 reviewofreligions.org Iran’s qanat iewsystem reveals a history that unsettles the West’s favourite narrative. Long before Europe learned to shape its […]
For Christians in Israel and Jerusalem, intolerance is becoming normal
Despite official framing, for Christians there is little new in last week’s assault on a French nun in East Jerusalem.Listen (7 mins) By Simon Speakman Cordall Published On 4 May 20264 […]