NEWS, VIEWS & PRESS

Ilan Pappe’s ground-breaking book on Zionism launches in London

The Cordoba Foundation hosted a major event in London on 11 June 2024, to launch Lobbying for Zionism on Both Sides of the Atlantic, the latest work by acclaimed Israeli historian Prof Ilan Pappe. The event was organised in partnership with the Middle East Monitor...

External News, Views

We are a welcoming Europe

Millions have stood up to help. Europe’s citizens are its biggest strength and the key to change the current political impasse on migration. We are coming together to launch a European-wide campaign in order to put pressure on politicians, in particular as part of the...

UK government should withdraw its invitation to Abdel Fatah al-Sisi

We are concerned to hear that the government has invited the Egyptian dictator, Field Marshal Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, to visit the UK. We believe it violates the British values which the government claims to champion to welcome a ruler who has overthrown an elected...

Publications

The 2024 French Legislative Election

The 2024 French Legislative Election

By Dr Alain Gabon  In this issue Macron’s dissolution of the National AssemblyWhy a reckless dissolution?A transformed political landscapeHow the snap legislative election provided even more surprisesExplanations of the resultsHow the National Rally was...

 

NEW RECORDS FOR THE FAR-RIGHT IN EUROPE, MORE BAD NEWS FOR MUSLIMS?

NEW RECORDS FOR THE FAR-RIGHT IN EUROPE, MORE BAD NEWS FOR MUSLIMS?

By Dr Alain Gabon  In this issue Renewed interestA continent in crisisMain winnersWho are the main losers?No groundswellThe real threat: influence Issue 01, Vol 4, July 2024, The Cordoba foundation The real threat of the far-right may not be its electoral victories...

Cultures in Dialogue

The world today is replete with tensions and conflicts on religious and political issues. Whilst some may interpret such conflicts as proof of an inevitable clash between the West and the Muslim world, The Cordoba Foundation (TCF) works alongside many others to prove that such a clash is neither inevitable, nor necessary.