Europe
German University Hospital Bans Muslim Student Group Over Gender-Segregated Meeting
July 3, 2025
German University Hospital Bans Muslim Student Group Over Gender-Segregated Meeting
German University Hospital Bans Muslim Student Group Over Gender-Segregated Meeting ———————————— Charité, Europe’s largest university hospital in Berlin, has banned the MedIslam Collective (MSC), a Muslim student society, from holding events on its premises following a gender-segregated meeting, The Telegraph…
Denmark Expands Military Draft to Include Women Amid Rising Security Concerns
July 2, 2025
Denmark Expands Military Draft to Include Women Amid Rising Security Concerns
Denmark Expands Military Draft to Include Women Amid Rising Security Concerns ……………….. Women in Denmark who turn 18 are now eligible for military conscription, aligning the country with Sweden and Norway as it expands its armed forces to counter potential…
Record 175 Mosque Attacks in Germany in 2024 Raise Alarm Over Rising Islamophobia
July 1, 2025
Record 175 Mosque Attacks in Germany in 2024 Raise Alarm Over Rising Islamophobia
Record 175 Mosque Attacks in Germany in 2024 Raise Alarm Over Rising Islamophobia ………………. In a troubling development, the Turkish-Islamic Union for Religious Affairs (DITIB) has reported a record 175 attacks on mosques across Germany in 2024 — an unprecedented…
Europe Faces Intense Heatwave, Regions on High Alert
July 1, 2025
Europe Faces Intense Heatwave, Regions on High Alert
Europe Faces Intense Heatwave, Regions on High Alert ——————————– A severe heatwave is sweeping across Europe, prompting high alert levels and impacting daily life from France to Turkey, Arab News reported. A heat dome stretches from France, Portugal, and Spain…
Turkish mosques in Germany face threat of increasing attacks
June 29, 2025
Turkish mosques in Germany face threat of increasing attacks
Turkish mosques in Germany face threat of increasing attacks ———————————— Germany recorded 175 attacks targeting mosques in 2024, marking a fourfold increase since 2021, Daily Sabah reported quoting Muharrem Kuzey, head of the Turkish-Islamic Union for Religious Affairs (DITIB). The…
Black Kids in London 15% ‘more likely to be criminalized’ than white peers, report finds
June 29, 2025
Black Kids in London 15% ‘more likely to be criminalized’ than white peers, report finds
Black Kids in London 15% ‘more likely to be criminalized’ than white peers, report finds —————————————– A new report by the Youth Endowment Fund (YEF) reveals significant racial disparities in how Black children in London are treated by the criminal…
Germany Suspends Family Reunions for Many Migrants
June 28, 2025
Germany Suspends Family Reunions for Many Migrants
Germany Suspends Family Reunions for Many Migrants …………………. Germany’s parliament voted Friday to suspend family reunions for many migrants, marking the first step in Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s push for stricter migration controls. Lawmakers in the Bundestag backed the measure 444-135,…
Sweden Proposes Denying Citizenship to Those Accused of Enforcing “Honor Culture”
June 26, 2025
Sweden Proposes Denying Citizenship to Those Accused of Enforcing “Honor Culture”
Sweden Proposes Denying Citizenship to Those Accused of Enforcing “Honor Culture” ……………………… A new Swedish government proposal aiming to tighten citizenship requirements has sparked widespread debate, particularly among Muslim and immigrant communities. The proposal would bar individuals accused of enforcing…
Portugal strengthens citizenship regulations
June 26, 2025
Portugal strengthens citizenship regulations
Portugal strengthens citizenship regulations ———————————- The Portuguese government has strengthened its citizenship requirements by doubling the residency duration and imposing stricter rules on family reunification, Anadolu Agency reported. On Monday, officials decided to increase the minimum residency period needed to…
WHO launches new commission to address climate-related health risks in Europe
June 13, 2025
WHO launches new commission to address climate-related health risks in Europe
WHO launches new commission to address climate-related health risks in Europe The World Health Organization (WHO) has launched the Pan-European Commission on Climate and Health (PECCH) to address the growing health impacts of climate change in Europe, the fastest-warming WHO…