Alleged CRIF spying on French Muslims for Israeli intelligence has ignited a political and social crisis over surveillance and discrimination.

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.

Remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump and his Syria envoy Tom Barrack go far beyond ordinary political sparring; they highlight a deeper trend in American political culture where Islam and Muslims are increasingly framed as a permanent threat.

From Ghinda to Keren and Asmara, the pattern repeats: historic Islamic schools closed, mosques demolished, and hundreds of scholars and preachers arrested or forcibly disappeared in a society where Muslims make up half the population.

As they do every Ramadan, Hindu extremists have escalated their attacks on Muslims and their mosques, launching a series of assaults across India—particularly during Taraweeh prayers.