Austria Sees Record Antisemitism Surge Tied to Leftists, Islamists Rebeka Kis November 5, 2025 Physical assaults, threats, and property damage show antisemitism remains a daily reality for Austrian Jews.
Are UK Police Taking Orders Directly From the Mosques? Frank Haviland November 4, 2025 When Muslims riot, there is not a handcuff in sight.
Proposal: Netherlands Interest-Free Mortgages to Aid Muslim Homebuyers Lukács Fux October 17, 2025 DENK’s proposal—creating greater space for Islamic practices in Dutch politics—reflects the party’s broader compromises with Muslim voters.
Spain’s Socialists Drop Pork From Ceuta Schools To “Respect Diversity” Javier Villamor October 10, 2025 Critics say the move to serve only halal food in public schools marks a new stage in Spain’s growing institutional Islamization.
Diversity Is Not Their Strength: Queers and Muslims Quarrel on Gaza Aid Flotilla Boats Rebeka Kis September 23, 2025 Several participants, including the flotilla’s coordinator, resigned over ideological conflicts and the presence of ‘LGBT’ activists.
Pro-Palestinian Activists Push Gender Segregation at Planned Protest Zolta Győri September 16, 2025 Protesters are separating men and women for travel—even using gender-specific group chats—yet liberal progressives continue to stand in solidarity.
Paris Suburb Cancels Open-Air Screening Following Threats Rebeka Kis August 15, 2025 Despite being the preferred choice of local residents, Barbie will not be shown due to safety risks.
It’s Time To Start Naming The Problem Sebastian Morello July 30, 2025 It’s unrealistic to suppose that censorship can continue to be imposed on the grounds of holding up a liberal order that’s already disappeared.
All Meals in Yet Another German School Will Be ‘Halal’ TEC News July 29, 2025 Some Gelsenkirchen students, regardless of faith, will now be served the food that the Muslim community demands.
“No Ethics and a Predatory Lifestyle”—Foreign Minors in Italian Detention Centres Ildikó Bíró July 21, 2025 Those who are released continue to offend, and are sent back to the centre, some two or three times, while others ‘move’ their activity to another EU country.
