Leading with Integrity: The Written Word

  • Text document titled 'Security for All or Security for None' – The Key Message in Our Age of Radical Uncertainty by Azza Karam. The document discusses global order, radicalization, and Hungary's position on security.

    "Security for All or Security For None"

    Dr. Azza Karam

    Article
  • Abstract image with streaks of yellow and green light on a dark background.

    "The American Religious War: Welcome to the Middle Ages"

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  • Logo of IPS, an international news agency, with the date April 22, 2026, on the top right, and menu options including Home, Development & Aid, and Economy & Trade.

    Do Resources Define the Parameters of Faith-based Engagement and Diplomacy Today?

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  • A yellow pencil at the bottom right corner drawing a yellow triangle on a blue background.

    “The End of History: War As the New World Order"

    Dr. Azza Karam

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  • A jar filled with various paintbrushes of different sizes and colors placed against a white background.

    "The price of bullying: Europe leaves Washington to fight alone"

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  • A woman wearing a patterned headscarf and beige coat smiling while holding a large tabby cat.

    When the Lunar New Year, Lent, and Ramadan converge

    Celene Ibrahim

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  • Close-up of a smiling woman with short, curly hair, wearing glasses with red frames, earrings, and colorful jewelry, dressed in a beige jacket over a dark top, against a neutral background.

    “We Shall Remember February 28 with Bitterness” The End of History: War As the New World Order

    Dr. Azza Karam

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  • Close-up of a smiling woman with blonde hair, wearing a brown turtleneck top and a large brown chain necklace.

    Religious Coping and the Virtuous Spiral

    Åsa Torkelsson

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  • A young woman with dark brown hair, wearing a navy pinstripe blazer and pearl earrings, smiling in an indoor setting.

    Till how long do we restrict women in Pakistan in the name of Islam?

    Shiza Kamil

    Article
  • Close-up of a smiling woman with short, curly hair, wearing glasses, a cream-colored blazer, a necklace with large beads, and earrings.

    How the Failure of Democracy Worldwide contributed to the Rise of Authoritarianism

    Dr. Azza Karam

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  • United Nations headquarters with flags of member countries in front of the building on a sunny day.

    Op Ed: Our New Colonialism

    Dr. Azza Karam

    Article
  • A young man with brown hair and a light beard smiling, wearing a black coat, gray sweater, and tie standing in front of a large sign with the number '20' in blue.

    A view of Lead Integrity's relevance and service

    Jake Silberstein

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  • Group of people protesting, holding signs that say 'Stop Genocide in Gaza' and 'My grief is not your weapon'

    In toxic time, hope can be the solid ground we can stand on

    Severely tried in the months since Oct. 7, the interfaith community still looks to the promise of future flourishing.

    By Rev Cassandra Lawrence

    Resources
  • Close-up of a smiling woman with short curly hair, wearing glasses, earrings, a necklace, and a beaded necklace, in front of a blurred background.

    In "Friend or Foe? Religion, U.S. Executive Authority, and Global Policy"

    Lead Integrity President Dr Azza Karam argues that the increasing collaboration between certain religious and political institutions in the United States, is a serious threat to democracy, and runs the risk of igniting religious conflicts at home and abroad.

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    Religious Engagement in Global Affairs:

    New Interreligious Dynamic for the Good of Humanity?

    Religion & Development Vol. 3, Issue 2

    Dr Azza Karam

    Article
  • Close-up of a smiling woman with short curly hair, wearing glasses, jewelry, and a beige blazer with a black top underneath.

    Dr Azza Karam's Op Ed "Interfaith Dialogue: From Words to Work—and Why Women’s Leadership Is Non-Negotiable

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