In light of continued incitement from the UAE, which funds parts of the British economy, Downing Street recently announced a review of the Muslim Brotherhood's activities.

For more than a decade, the imprint of Emirati influence has stretched far beyond the Middle East, moving past politics and economics into far more sensitive arenas in Europe.

The film “The Taj Story” and recent curriculum revisions in India reflect a broader Hindu nationalist effort to rewrite history, marginalize Muslim contributions, and reshape national identity along sectarian lines.

The 2025 elections in the U.S. mark a historic turning point for Muslim American political influence, representing not just an increase in seats but a qualitative leap toward executive power and strategic political impact.

Islamophobia in Britain is no longer an isolated phenomenon or fleeting discourse, but rather a growing social reality fueled by government policies and elite rhetoric.