Israel is ‘selling dates in Europe under false pretences’
Medjool dates from Israel are being sold in Europe with false labelling, according to industry experts.
Reports suggest that as much as 50–75% of Medjool...
Ireland’s largest mosque reopens amid fresh controversy following nine month closure
The Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland has officially reopened its doors after its owners, Dubai-based Al-Maktoum Foundation, closed it down in 2025 - with...
Ten Dutch municipalities fined for spying on Muslims
Ten municipalities in The Netherlands have been fined a total of €250,000 for unlawfully collecting and processing sensitive personal data about Muslim residents, following...
Belgium-based Israeli food chain closes down following boycott campaign
A small Israeli food chain with four restaurants across Belgium has closed down and filed for bankruptcy after a long period of “harassment” sparked...
Serbs celebrate anniversary of breakaway province founded on anti-Muslim genocide
Serbs celebrated the 33rd anniversary of Republika Srpska today, an entity founded on the genocide of Bosnian Muslim cities.
The Republika Srpska authorities held military...
One in three deaths in Europe from injury/violence due to alcohol, says WHO
Alcohol consumption has emerged as one of Europe’s deadliest and most underestimated threats, with a World Health Organisation study revealing it plays a role...
Muslim Tajik schoolboy stabbed to death by Neo-Nazi student in Russia
A 10-year-old boy of Tajik origin was stabbed to death by an older neo-Nazi student at a school near Moscow.
Witnesses reported that the attacker...
Austria’s parliament approves school hijab ban for girls under 14
Austria’s National Council has approved a hijab ban for girls under 14 in schools with broad cross-party support.
The measure prohibits head coverings worn “according...
Four European nations boycott Eurovision over Israel inclusion
Ireland, Spain, Slovenia and the Netherlands have announced that they will boycott Eurovision 2026 after Israel was given the green light to compete in the...
Thirty years after ‘peace’: Bosnia remains divided along ethnic lines
As Bosnia recently commemorated thirty years since the Dayton Peace Agreement, ending a bloody ethnic conflict which left some 100,000 mostly Muslims dead, Bosniaks...
