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Will Scotland Be Ruled by a ‘Muslim’ for the First Time in European History?

A crucial stage in Scotland’s political history begins as members of the Scottish National Party (SNP) begin voting on March 13 to select a new Prime Minister after the resignation of Nicola Sturgeon.

What Is Behind the Israeli Pressure Networks in the European Parliament?

Despite Western newspapers promoting Qatari and Moroccan interference in the affairs of the European Parliament, an Israeli corruption scandal in the European Parliament is being covered up.

Why Does the UAE Prefer Serbia for Its Suspicious Interests in Europe?

Serbia has become the owner of complex relations with the Emirates, as Abu Dhabi has invested billions of dollars in weapons development, real estate, and trade exchange.

With Accusations Against the Home Secretary: How the Met Police Lost the Confidence of the British People

A damning report has found institutional racism and misogyny within the Metropolitan Police, suggesting the force could be broken up if it fails to improve.

Cordoba Faces Attempts To Erase Its Islamic Identity — Who Is Behind the Scheme?

El Pais Spanish newspaper leaked Catholic Church efforts in Spain to change the Islamic character of the famous Cordoba Mosque.

Why Did the President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Gets Angry at Macron?

A tense moment was witnessed between the President of the DRC, Tshisekedi, and French President Macron during a joint press conference held in Kinshasa after Macron’s imperious attitude toward Africa.

How Quebec Became Canada’s Most Islamophobic Province

A new study finds unfavorable views of Islam prevalent across the country at varying levels and highest in Quebec.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Visits to Mideast Allies: What Messages Does He Have for Sisi and Netanyahu?

U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration sent Secretary of State Anthony Blinken with a large political team to Egypt, Tel Aviv, and the West Bank to achieve several goals.

Why Does the Israeli Occupation Plant Agents in the EU Parliament [Infographic]

How Reform by Force Put the French Government and Macron in the Midst of a Political and Social Crisis

French President invoked a controversial constitutional power to impose the pension overhaul by decree despite two months of coordinated nationwide strikes and some of the biggest protests in decades.