The Netherlands: The Geert Wilders Show Trial Continues
By February 8, 2020 Read More →

The Netherlands: The Geert Wilders Show Trial Continues

Wilders asserts that the government’s decade-long legal war against him is far from a principled pursuit of justice, and instead politically motivated, aimed at silencing his criticism of multiculturalism and mass migration from the Muslim world.

UK: Why Are Dangerous Jihadists Being Released Early from Prison?
By February 6, 2020 Read More →

UK: Why Are Dangerous Jihadists Being Released Early from Prison?

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has vowed to toughen sentencing guidelines for convicted terrorists after a newly-released prisoner carried out a jihadist attack in London.

Posted in: Britain, Islam in Europe
Europe Cowers in Front of Iran and Hezbollah
By February 3, 2020 Read More →

Europe Cowers in Front of Iran and Hezbollah

The European Union has resisted pressure to outlaw all of Hezbollah. European officials, who make an artificial distinction between Hezbollah’s military and political wing, regularly claim that a total ban might destabilize Lebanon’s political system, which is now dominated by the terrorist group.

Posted in: Europe, Hezbollah
What’s Next for the Iran Nuclear Deal?
By January 20, 2020 Read More →

What’s Next for the Iran Nuclear Deal?

Britain, France and Germany, the three European signatories of the Iran nuclear deal, have activated the agreement’s dispute mechanism in an effort to force Tehran into compliance with its commitment to curb its nuclear program.

Turkey Muscles-In on the Israel-Greece-Cyprus EastMed Gas Pipeline Deal
By January 13, 2020 Read More →

Turkey Muscles-In on the Israel-Greece-Cyprus EastMed Gas Pipeline Deal

Israel, Greece and Cyprus have signed an agreement for a pipeline project to ship natural gas from the Eastern Mediterranean region to Europe. The deal comes amid increasing tensions with Turkey as Ankara seeks to expand its claims over gas-rich areas of the Mediterranean Sea.

Posted in: Energy, Geopolitics
Europe Under Siege from People-Smuggling Gangs
By January 7, 2020 Read More →

Europe Under Siege from People-Smuggling Gangs

People smuggling gangs generate profits of up to £6 billion ($8 billion) a year, with migrants often paying more than £10,000 ($13,000) to secure illegal entry into the UK, according to Britain’s National Crime Agency.

Posted in: Europe
Europe: Anti-Christian Attacks Reach All-Time High in 2019
By January 1, 2020 Read More →

Europe: Anti-Christian Attacks Reach All-Time High in 2019

Anti-Christian hostility is sweeping across Western Europe, where, during 2019, Christian churches and symbols were deliberately attacked day after day.

Posted in: Europe
Germany Puts Its Head in Russia’s Energy Pipeline Noose
By December 30, 2019 Read More →

Germany Puts Its Head in Russia’s Energy Pipeline Noose

U.S. President Donald Trump has criticized German Chancellor Angela Merkel for her refusal to increase defense spending while at the same time supporting the Nord Stream 2 pipeline that will funnel billions of dollars to Russia.

Posted in: Europe, Geopolitics
German Parliament: Its Resolution to Ban Hezbollah is Just a Legal Charade – Part II
By December 26, 2019 Read More →

German Parliament: Its Resolution to Ban Hezbollah is Just a Legal Charade – Part II

The resolution allows Hezbollah’s 30-plus German-based mosques and cultural centers — where the group raises funds and spreads anti-Israel propaganda — to continue to operate. Moreover, not one of the 1,050 known Hezbollah operatives now in Germany would be deported.

Posted in: Europe
German Parliament: Its Resolution to Ban Hezbollah is Just a Legal Charade – Part I
By December 22, 2019 Read More →

German Parliament: Its Resolution to Ban Hezbollah is Just a Legal Charade – Part I

The resolution falls short of a complete ban on Hezbollah and appears aimed at providing the German government with political cover that would allow Germany to claim that it has banned the group even if it has not.

Posted in: Europe
Austrian Parliament to Declare BDS Movement as Anti-Semitic
By December 16, 2019 Read More →

Austrian Parliament to Declare BDS Movement as Anti-Semitic

All of the major parties represented in the Austrian Parliament have agreed to support a resolution condemning the anti-Israel Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement as anti-Semitic.

Posted in: Europe
Spain’s ‘Migrant Friendly’ Border Fences
By December 11, 2019 Read More →

Spain’s ‘Migrant Friendly’ Border Fences

Spanish authorities have begun removing razor wire from border fences along Spain’s frontier with Morocco. The Socialist government ordered their removal after migrants who jumped the fences to enter Europe illegally suffered injuries.

Posted in: Europe