Germany: Christian Names for Muslim Migrants?
Muslim migrants in Germany who feel discriminated against should be given the right to change their legal names to Christian-sounding ones, according to a senior German politician.
Germans Debate Use of Force Against Jihadists
The Bavarian Criminal Police Office has launched an internal investigation to determine if police were justified in shooting a jihadist.
Could Italy Bring Down the Euro?
The rise of the eurosceptic Five Star Movement, now the most popular political party in Italy, has potentially far-reaching implications for the European Union.
Germany’s New “No Means No” Rape Law
The German parliament has approved changes to the criminal code that expand the definition of rape and make it easier to deport migrants who commit sex crimes.
Does Islam Belong to Germany?
Nearly two-thirds of Germans believe that Islam does not belong to Germany, according to a recent opinion poll.
Turkey’s Growing Influence over Islam in Austria
Muslim groups are opposed to Turkey’s growing influence over the practice of Islam in Austria.
Germany’s Turkish-Muslim Integration Problem
Nearly half of the three million ethnic Turks living in Germany believe it is more important to follow Islamic Sharia law than German law.
A Month of Islam in Germany: May 2016
A chronological review of the main stories involving the rise of Islam in Germany in May 2016.
A Month of Islam in Britain: May 2016
A chronological review of the main stories involving the rise of Islam in Britain in May 2016.
Public Support for European Union Plunges
Public opposition to the European Union in growing in all key member states, according to a new survey of voters in ten EU countries.
Paris Becomes Massive Camp for Illegal Migrants
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo has announced plans to build a “humanitarian camp” next to one of the busiest train stations in the city so that thousands of illegal migrants bound for Britain can “live with dignity.”
European Union Declares War on Internet Free Speech
The European Union, in partnership with Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft, has unveiled a “code of conduct” to combat the spread of “illegal hate speech” online in Europe.
