Senegal’s new leadership under Diomaye and Sonko is reshaping national identity by promoting Islamic practices and easing restrictions on women wearing hijabs, challenging the country’s secular French colonial legacy.

The Quebec government appears determined to move forward with its plans to promote secularism, despite criticism from religious minorities and human rights organizations.

Tensions in Turkiye rise as secularism clashes with religious identity, fueled by Ataturk’s reforms and increasing disrespect toward Islamic practices.

The backlash against the 2024 Riyadh festival saw these actions not as mere entertainment or a push for secularism, but as a direct affront to Islamic sanctities that must be resisted.

After the Secular Oath by the graduates of the Military Academy, many Turks warned of the resurgence of secularist ideology, which has been behind several coup attempts in Turkiye’s military history.