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Interviews
Symposium: Anti-Fascists of Islam
FrontPage magazine March 14 2008
By Jamie Glazov
Should we call true Muslim “moderates” the anti-Fascists of Islam? Do they deserve a much more honorable title than that of "moderate"? To discuss this issue with us today, Frontpage Symposium has assembled a distinguished panel. Our guests today are:
Wafa Sultan, a Syrian-American psychologist and internationally known critic of militant Islam. 
Spencer: Islam’s Animal Gulag
FrontPage magazine.com March 11 2008
By Jamie Glazov
Frontpage Interview's guest today is Robert Spencer, a scholar of Islamic history, theology, and law and the director of Jihad Watch. He is the author of seven books, eight monographs, and hundreds of articles about jihad and Islamic terrorism, including the New York Times Bestsellers The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades) and The Truth About Muhammad. His latest book is Religion of Peace?
Interview: Lars Vilks
The Local, Sweden March 10 2008
Swedish artist Lars Vilks sparked international controversy last summer when several Swedish newspapers published his drawings portraying the Muslim prophet Muhammad as a so-called roundabout dog. Rami Abdelrahman caught up with the artist on the sidelines of a seminar arranged by Equal Rights Now in Stockholm to coincide with International Women's Day.
America’s First anti-Jihadist Comic Book Hero
FrontPage magazine.com March 04 2008
By Jamie Glazov
Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Darius LaMonica, the co-author of the Matamoros -- the first comic book focusing on the U.S. military’s fight against radical Islamists.
'I Don't Fear for My Life'
Spiegel February 13 2008
Viby: Authorities in Denmark have foiled what came close to becoming the first assassination of one of the cartoonists behind the 2006 Muhammad caricature scandal. SPIEGEL ONLINE spoke to Flemming Rose, the editor responsible for commissioning the caricatures in Jyllands-Posten, who has also been the subject of death threats.
Interview with MEP Elmar Brok
EuropeNews February 13 2008
Mr. Elmar Brok is a German Member of the European Parliament and was Chairman of the EU Committee on Foreign Affairs. He is elected for CDU and sits with the European People's Party group.
An MEP since 1980, he has held many leadership positions in German and European politics. As a member of the Convention on the Constitution for Europe and in the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, Mr Brok contributed crucially to the Constitution of the European Union. A EuropeNews Interview with Mr. Elmar Brok.
In Kosovo, there is only hate
Byzantine Sacred Arts Blog January 29 2008
An interview with Peter Handke, translated from Italian by Timothy Fenton
“Without involvement in the wounds of the Balkans I would not be a true writer”. 
There are no human rights, nor democratic guarantees. The remaining Serbs are not even allowed to tend their graves, they are living in terror. And the EU, headed by the Slovene Janez Janza, a leading criminal of the Yugoslav drama, will recognise its independence, otherwise the Albanians are threatening a new war.
By Tommaso Di Francesco, Paris
Ethiopia's prime minister "To impose democracy from outside is inherently undemocratic"
Guardian Unlimited January 25 2008
Ethiopia's prime minister, Meles Zenawi, tells Simon Tisdall in a rare interview that western policy in the region is ill-informed and at times arrogant.
Hrant Dink "I am the one who understands his nation’s pains and bears that burden"
Hetq Online January 21 2008
By Alin Ozinian
It was in the middle of October, 2006. We arranged to meet with Hrant Dink at his office in the “Agos” newspaper. I have taken interviews on the theme “Mental and spiritual atmosphere in Turkey about the Armenian Problem” with 30 Turkish academicians, journalists, politicians and intellectuals. Hrant got me acquainted with many of them. Now it was his turn to answer the questions.
Sam Solomon - Progress for Western Liberal Democracies and their Muslim Communities?
Sam Solomon, a former Muslim and professor of Sharia Law in an White Horse Inn. Interview about the confrontation between Islamic and Western cultures, and the theological convictions at the root of this conflict. Sam Solomon is Director of Fellowship of Faith for Muslims and author of the Charter of Muslim Understanding and The Mosque Exposed
Interview With Gina Khan - Part 1
Global Politician January 11 2008
Gina Khan lives in Birmingham's Ward End. She is a British Muslim and has spoken out in the past about the problems she and her community faces from extreme Islamists. Described as "a very brave woman" in an article for the London Times, Gina will, over the coming days, be stating her experience to the Westminster Journal as a British Muslim and calling out, especially to the British Government, for help in solving the Islamist problem the West now experiences from within.
