Bitter Winter

The American anti-cultist’s ideology is just the old, discredited “brainwashing” ideology under a new name.

Some are misinformed. Others are scared. But some look for material benefits. A Chinese Christian’s analysis.

A profoundly wrong court decision tries to assassinate a religious organization.

If you thought that capitalism and the rise of Chinese billionaires would soften the Communist Party’s totalitarian rule, now you need to think again.

A confirmed decision of dissolution would dramatically diminish Japan’s international standing.

Two months after a court verdict in Shanxi, repression continues. It reveals something Beijing does not want to admit: Zhonggong is alive.

A monumental book focuses on the American years and mystical utopianism of a reformer who has been curiously rediscovered in Xi Jinping’s China

Four UN Special Rapporteurs told Japan that dissolving the Family Federation would be against the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

Why I fell in love with a little-known artist (and member of the Theosophical Society) who was once at the crossroads of Paris’ esoteric life.

A book by Fathie bin Ali Abdat tells the fascinating story of Professor Muhammed Ezaldeen and his unique American Islamic religious movement.