A French mosque has expressed regret for sharing a video that is believed to have provoked the gruesome murder of a history and geography teacher. The country’s interior minister has demanded that it be closed down. The teacher, Samuel Paty, was beheaded last week after he showed his class a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed as part of a lesson on freedom of expression. Police shot and killed the... 

A 40-year-old Lebanese doctor, who has lived in Germany since 2002, applied for the country’s citizenship through naturalization in 2012, thus agreeing to sign a declaration of loyalty to the German constitution and denouncing extremism. The Administrative Court of Baden-Württemberg ruled to deny German citizenship to a Muslim man from Lebanon who says he refuses to shake womens’ hands... 

A small legal challenge has turned into a precedent-setting case about whether someone in today’s Britain can be prioritised or denied housing on the basis of their religion. The law isn’t always right and it’s not just people who can be taken hostage. In a disgraceful decision deemed legitimate by the UK’s highest court, a single mother with four children was refused social housing – because... 

A new book about Sweden’s alleged “collaboration” with Nazi Germany has prompted an unsuccessful lawsuit by a Swedish museum against the book’s Jewish author, the stand-up “comedian” Aron Flam: But the lawsuit, which got thrown out of court Friday, wasn’t even about book’s subject, which in Sweden has been out in the open for decades. Instead, Aron Flam was sued over copyright ownership... 

The French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, which was targeted by Islamists for publishing cartoons of Islam’s Prophet Mohammed, has called for a public rally in the wake of what is seen as a copycat killing of a schoolteacher. The publication, known for its no-holds-barred approach to satirical cartoons, has called on the French people to show up on Sunday in the iconic Paris Place de la Republique... 

French teacher Samuel Paty, who was brutally murdered near Paris on Friday, had his private details exposed on social media last week, after a parent complained he’d shown “naked man” cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed in class. The original complaint was reportedly lodged by the father of a 13-year-old girl who studied at the school in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, where Paty taught history and geography.... 

Police have fined a couple 400 euros after they were caught kissing each other in public in the Italian city of Milan….violating coronavirus restrictions. The violation took place earlier this month when the couple left their house to go out to a local restaurant. While walking hand in hand, the couple kissed each other and almost immediately found themselves surrounded by police. Breirtbart reports:... 

The German government on Wednesday agreed to pay $664 million in aid to victims of the Holocaust as they deal with the economic hardships of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Claims Conference, an organization that negotiates such payouts from the German government to survivors, said talks will result in “significant” increases in compensation. About 240,000 survivors of the Holocaust living around the... 

The Dutch government will allow doctors to euthanize terminally ill children as young as one year old, making the Netherlands the second country in the world to permit the practice. Health Minister Hugo de Jonge announced the change in a letter to Parliament on Tuesday, calling the decision necessary to help “a small group of terminally ill children who are suffering hopelessly and unbearably.” The... 

German authorities evicted dozens of left-wing radicals from a squat house in Berlin that had been occupied for decades. Some 2,500 German officers were deployed to the capital in anticipation of violent riots by Antifa, who had summoned reinforcements from around Europe for a weekend of retaliatory chaos, MP Petr Bystron of the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party explained to Infowars Europe. “The... 

Israel is set to honor the Polish couple who allegedly rescued Jewish film director and child rapist Roman Polanski from the Holocaust: A grandson of Stefania and Jan Buchała will accept the medal naming them posthumously as Righteous Among the Nations, a title that Israel confers on non-Jews who risked their lives to save Jews from the Nazis, Haaretz reported. The ceremony will take place in Poland... 

In late August, local media in Gdańsk raised the alarm that local authorities were planning to fell 300 diseased and dying trees, some of them at least a century old, along a section of road north-west of the city. If you have ever driven, cycled, or simply walked anywhere in Poland’s northern Pomerania region, the tree-lined roads are impossible to miss. Often planted back in the 19th century,... 

The authorities of the breakaway Turkish part of Northern Cyprus announced they would reopen the resort for tourists on Thursday, despite United Nations Security Council Resolutions 550 and 789, which condemn all resettlement attempts in the area. “The decision by Turkey and the occupation regime to extend part of the fenced-in city for use … is an illegal and clear violation of international... 

A large fight between rival groups of migrants passing through Bosnia ended with two dead and 18 wounded, according to reports. The battle unfolded in the town of Bihac, near the Croatian border, where thousands of migrants stay at any given time as they work their way towards the European Union. An armed faction of Afghans ambushed a band of Pakistanis who were staying in a makeshift camp near the... 

One of Russia’s great rulers, a founder of the Russian state, King Vladimir II Monomakh and his battle against Jewish usury and slave trading. It appears that Jewish money being sent from abroad to destabilize Russia has a very long tradition. The parallels to what Vladimir Putin did with the oligarchs is striking. The author is a well-known academic historian of Russia and Ukraine, which he...