Church leaders say radical Israeli groups driving Christians from Holy Land
Christian leaders in Jerusalem have expressed concern that Christians are the target of fringe and radical groups in Israel.
In a statement, the Patriarchs and...
MPs express concern about welfare of Kashmiri human rights defender Khurram Parvez
Members of Parliament have asked India to provide updates about the welfare of the Kashmiri human rights defender, Khurram Parvez.
Parvez was arrested by the National...
Campaign against Indian military presence in Maldives intensifies
The “India Out” campaign has intensified in the Maldives after former opposition leader Abdullah Yameen joined the protesters and started a nationwide journey to...
Muslim organisations condemn OIC over ‘China Uyghur genocide’
Over 90 mainly South East Asian Muslim organisations have urged the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) "to break its silence and take a public stand against China’s...
UN: Afghanistan’s economy in ‘free fall,’ 23 million facing hunger
Afghanistan’s economy is in “free fall” and if decisive and compassionate action is not taken immediately it may consume the entire population, the United...
Algerian players boycott football match due to participation of Israeli coach
Three Algerian football players have announced their withdrawal from a “legends” football match in Qatar to protest against the participation of an Israeli coach,...
Saudi Arabia says it’s ready to recognise Israel on 1967 borders
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has said that the entire “Muslim World”, including Riyadh, would recognise Israel if it withdraws to the 1967 boundary.
In...
Omicron: Norway bans alcohol in bars and restaurants
In order to restrict the spread of the Omicron variant, Norway has banned the serving of alcohol in bars and restaurants in order to...
CAIR-Ohio director sacked for ‘passing information to anti-Muslim hate group’
The Ohio chapter of Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Ohio) has terminated its Executive and Legal director for allegedly sharing confidential information for several years...
Denmark ex-immigration minister jailed for separating asylum-seeking couples
A former Danish immigration minister has been jailed for 60 days for separating mainly Syrian asylum-seeking couples in 2016.
Inger Stoejberg was tried in Denmark’s Court...
