Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Sun, sand and sharia   The Gambia fashions itself as a kind of Islamic state   How a tiny West African tourist trap is turning itself into an Islamic republic   Read more     Sun, sand and sharia   The Gambia fashions itself as a kind of Islamic state   How a tiny West African tourist trap is turning itself into an Islamic republic   Read more

Startups in Australia   From lucky to plucky   An entrepreneurial prime minister calls for a culture of innovation   Read more     Startups in Australia   From lucky to plucky   An entrepreneurial prime minister calls for a culture of innovation   Read More

The Economist explains   Why the Anglicans’ meeting matters   ON JANUARY 11th, 38 leaders of Anglican provinces around the world will begin a five-day meeting in Canterbury, the spiritual home of the global Anglican communion....   Read More     The Economist explains   Why the Anglicans’ meeting matters   ON JANUARY 11th, 38 leaders of Anglican provinces around the world will begin a five-day meeting in Canterbury, the spiritual home of the global Anglican communion....   Read More

Sexual assaults in Cologne   New year, new fear   Attacks on women by mobs of young men inflame Germany’s refugee debate   Read More

Germany, Britain and religion   German politicians are both more and less religious than British ones   Angela Merkel's quiet faith differs from her British counterparts   Read More