Spanish Town Bars Islamic Festivals in Public Venues TEC News August 7, 2025 The town of Jumilla won’t let Islamic groups use civic centres and municipal gyms for Eid and other religious events.
Kosovar Man Burns Wife Alive After Early Release in Belgium Ildikó Bíró August 1, 2025 The tragedy reflects the reluctantly acknowledged pattern of culturally-driven violence against women.
Outrage as UK Government Advertises Sharia Law Role on Official Website TEC News July 28, 2025 Critics warn of a ‘two-tier’ justice system after a civil service job ad sought a Sharia law graduate to assess Islamic councils in Britain.
Jihadist Radicalisation Nest? 70% of Incarcerated Minors Are Muslims in Milan Prison TEC News July 21, 2025 Plans to hire a moderate imam to counter Islamist narratives has sparked controversy.
Geert Wilders Responds to Yet Another Death Threat TEC News July 21, 2025 The Dutch right-wing leader, an outspoken critic of Islam, has lived under round-the-clock security for two decades.
Germany: Erdogan’s European Outpost? Sabine Beppler-Spahl July 10, 2025 An honest assessment reveals that German mainstream politics has served as Erdoğan’s most effective accomplice for years.
Egypt To Seize the World’s Oldest Continuously Active Monastery Uzay Bulut June 29, 2025 The European Parliament recently approved a financial assistance package for Egypt worth €4 billion, despite the country’s ongoing persecution of the Christian population.
Berlin University Hospital Silent on Islamic Segregation Javier Villamor June 27, 2025 The case has reignited debate over how far universities should go in accommodating religious practices that conflict with liberal norms.
‘Islam Week’ at German University Draws Fire Over Segregation, Extremism TEC News June 26, 2025 Men and women separated, antisemitic stickers, and extremist speakers were some of the highlights of the event in Kiel
Muslim Pupils Harrassing “Non-Believer” Classmates in Hamburg TEC News June 20, 2025 The liberal city’s leaders are trivializing the problem.
