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Dutch schools ban Muslim students from praying: Reports

Dutch schools ban Muslim students from praying: Reports

Media reports have revealed that dozens of Dutch schools have prohibited Muslim students from performing their prayers during school hours, sparking widespread controversy in human rights and educational circles. More than 180 secondary schools in the Netherlands have imposed strict…
Mass Graves in Libya Highlight the Human Cost of Migration Crisis

Mass Graves in Libya Highlight the Human Cost of Migration Crisis

In the arid landscapes of southeast Libya, investigators have uncovered mass graves that reveal the horrific human toll of the migration crisis. The discovery of these graves, containing the remains of numerous victims, serves as a stark reminder of the…
Conservatives come out victorious in Germany’s parliamentary elections

Conservatives come out victorious in Germany’s parliamentary elections

Germany’s conservative coalition, consisting of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and the Christian Social Union (CSU), has emerged victorious in the parliamentary elections, securing 28.6% of the vote, Anadolu Agency reported citing the Electoral Commission on Monday. The far-right Alternative…
Germany’s Election: Rising Far-Right Influence and Muslim Concerns

Germany’s Election: Rising Far-Right Influence and Muslim Concerns

As Germany heads to the polls for its parliamentary election, concerns over the economy and the growing influence of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party dominate the political landscape. The AfD, known for its anti-immigrant stance, has surged to…
Italy Contributes €3 Million for Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh

Italy Contributes €3 Million for Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh

The Italian government has reaffirmed its support for the approximately one million Rohingya refugees residing in Bangladesh by pledging €3 million, ANSA news agency reported. This funding will assist the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and the UN World Food Programme…
Europe’s AI Challenge: A Call for Regulatory Flexibility

Europe’s AI Challenge: A Call for Regulatory Flexibility

Sweden’s Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson warned that Europe may fall behind in the global artificial intelligence (AI) race unless it eases strict regulations on the technology, Anadolu Agency reported. Speaking at the Techarena event in Stockholm, he urged European policymakers…
Online Shopping in the EU Sees Continued Growth in 2024

Online Shopping in the EU Sees Continued Growth in 2024

Online shopping in the European Union maintained its upward trend in 2024, Anadolu Agency reported citing data released by Eurostat on Thursday. Last year, 77% of internet users purchased or ordered goods and services for personal use online, marking a…
ECB cuts interest rates to boost economy as unemployment holds steady

ECB cuts interest rates to boost economy as unemployment holds steady

Almost three years into the Russein-Ukraine war, Europe’s economy continues to feel the impact. Rising energy costs have led to higher expenses in transportation and education, while recent reports indicated no major shifts in unemployment rate. In January 2025, the European…
10,000 Iraqi Asylum Seekers Face Deportation Risks in Germany

10,000 Iraqi Asylum Seekers Face Deportation Risks in Germany

Approximately 10,000 asylum seekers from Iraq and the Kurdistan Region are at risk of deportation from Germany as political parties increasingly target immigrants for blame ahead of the upcoming elections, Rudaw reported. Irfan Karim from the Iraqi Refugees Union in…
Tens of Thousands Protest Pension Reforms in Belgium

Tens of Thousands Protest Pension Reforms in Belgium

Tens of thousands of Belgians protested on Thursday against the government’s proposed pension reforms, marking the first day of a multi-day strike that disrupted air traffic nationwide, Reuters reported. Local police reported approximately 60,000 participants in Brussels alone. Clashes erupted…
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