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CAIRO, EGYPT - DECEMBER 14 : People hold candles during a commemoration for victims of a Sunday bombing at a Coptic cathedral in Cairo, Egypt on December 14, 2016. Twenty five people were killed at the Coptic cathedral in what was one of the attacks on the religious minority in recent memory. (Photo by Stringer/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)

ÄGYPTEN – INTERVIEW MIT WAEL FAROUQ

Tahir, Muslimbrüder, Generäle und der Anschlag auf die koptische Kathedrale. Kairo sechs Jahre nach dem Arabischen Frühling. mehr...

Aktuelles, 26.Jan 2017

DIALOG – DIE GRUPPE SWAP

Randa ist 21 Jahre alt, Muslimin, und studiert Kulturwissenschaften an der Katholischen Universität Mailand. Ihre Wurzeln liegen in Ägypten, wo ihre Eltern herkommen. Aber ihre Heimat ist Italien, hier ist sie geboren. Randa ist sehr wissbegierig. mehr...

Gesellschaft, 14.Jun 2014
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