H A Hellyer

Brussles wasn't ISIL's real target. It was all of us – Europeans and non-Europeans, Muslims and non-Muslims, writes HA Hellyer

One of the most surprising aspects of the Obama doctrine is the president's attitude towards Islam, writes HA Hellyer

HA Hellyer explains why people like Donald Trump not just hate Islam, but in many ways the West itself.

The Arab world needs a revolution based on revived ideas and education, writes HA Hellyer.

HA Hellyer says religious observance makes it less likely for one to engage in terrorism, as opposed to the claim by a US manual of counterterrorism

The Libyans deserve more outside help to gain the fruits of their revolution, writes HA Hellyer.

Can government deliver on issues like happiness and tolerance? HA Hellyer thinks the answer is yes

The Marrakech Declaration is a good first step, but it must not stop there, says HA Hellyer

HA Hellyer reflects on the anniversary of the Egyptian uprising in 2011

David Cameron alienating Britain's Muslim community by singling out Muslim women for English-proficiency tests, writes HA Hellyer.

HA Hellyer outlines the many challenges that extremists will present in 2016

The rise of radical Islamist groups such as ISIL has provoked a deep and genuine fear, says HA Hellyer

Rather than protecting religious freedom, HA Hellyer contends that the world would be better off protecting all freedoms.

There is a utter lack of transparency when it comes to the treatment of Muslims visiting the United States, writes HA Hellyer

It is foolish to declare Donald Trump an outlier in American political life, argues HA Hellyer