The leaflet was commissioned by the government and included detailed instructions for people married to children covering all spheres of life, including intimacy. However, it has caused an outrage among the Swedish public, who found that it normalized such behavior instead of preventing it. The Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare has withdrawn an information brochure targeted at “new... 

A Moroccan identified as one of ISIS’s top propaganda chiefs in Italy has been arrested in Turin, along with a number of other nonwhite invaders pretending to be refugees in a series of anti-terrorist raids conducted throughout that country, according to reports in the Italian media. According to a report in the RAI news service, 23-year-old Moroccan-origin Elmahdi Halili stands accused of producing... 

The move by the Ecuadorian embassy to cut all communication for Julian Assange was triggered by his critical remark on the arrest of Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont, which compared modern Germany to the Nazis, source says. The WikiLeaks founder, who is stranded in Ecuador’s diplomatic mission in London, found himself in a total communication blackout on Wednesday. The ire of the Ecuadorian government,... 

Yesterday we reported that a 85-year-old Holocaust survivor was killed in her Paris apartment. Her murderer, a Muslim from North Africa, stabbed her, robbed her and then set her body aflame in what the media described as a virulent act of anti-Semitism. I’m not sure how a Semite can commit an act of anti-Semitism against another Semite, but anyway, Parisians have taken to the streets to mourn it.... 

Facebook has said it will no longer offer an advertising option that exploits personal data provided by third-party aggregators. The company, still bleeding from the Cambridge Analytica scandal, said it wants to improve privacy. Among the companies that will be affected by the new measure are: Acxiom, which provides data from the US, the UK, France, Germany and Australia, Epsilon, which monitors the... 

The Swedish government is planning to put more pressure on tech giants Google, Facebook, and Twitter to end anonymity for ‘online trolls’ and those accused of posting hate speech. Minister for Housing and Digitisation Peter Eriksson said that he and Justice Minister Morgan Johansson were working together to put even more pressure on the social media companies to deal with so-called hate speech... 

Blocked fire exits, a shut-down alarm system, and “glaring violations” of safety rules exacerbated the human toll of a fire that swept through a busy Siberian shopping mall, killing 64 people as panicked visitors jumped from windows and banged on doors in an attempt to escape, Russian investigators say. An Investigative Committee statement on March 26 suggested that the effects of the... 

The New York Times waited twelve paragraphs before informing their readers that the principal suspect behind the gruesome murder of an 85-year-old Jewish woman last week in Paris is “of North African origin.” From The New York Times, “She Survived the Holocaust, to Die in a 2018 Hate Crime”: PARIS — An 85-year-old woman who as a child narrowly escaped France’s most notorious wartime roundup... 

A new Balkan route through Bosnia has opened up for migrants: from Greece to Albania, then on to Montenegro and Herzegovina. This route, according to a western diplomatic source, matches the one taken by weapon and drug traffickers, which reveals that human smuggling networks have also been established. Paying their way to Europe One migrant, Ahmed Wessam, who spoke to AFP in Sarajevo, left the northeastern... 

In a harrowing incident that has sent shockwaves through the community, a 24-year-old woman now fights for her life after a distressing encounter with a group of Syrian child asylum seekers. The unsettling episode unfolded in the serene town of Burgwedel near Hanover, Germany, leaving the victim in critical condition and prompting an urgent and life-saving emergency operation. As the details of the... 

The number of sex attacks in Austria has increased for the second straight year following the 2015 migrant crisis with 2017 seeing close to 5,000 sexual assault and rape cases. The Austrian Interior Ministry released new figures on the number of sex attack cases that occurred in the country in 2017, showing yet another rise since 2015 to 4,700 cases in a country of less than nine million people, Kronen... 

The Vienna Jewish Museum is currently holding a special exhibition highlighting the Jewish role in the creation of the Soviet Union and Communism, titled “Comrade Jew: We Only Wanted Paradise on Earth” (Genosse. Jude. Wir wollten nur das Paradies auf Erden) using a Soviet era cartoon of Karl Marx in a Moses pose holding tablets inscribed with “Das Kapital” and the “Communist Manifesto.” According... 

Hundreds of activists from Ghent, Antwerp and other Belgian cities have taken part in a silent march against “the genocide of white farmers” in South Africa after a string of murders apparently targeting Boer and Afrikaner minorities. The participants say that the Belgian government should address the problem during talks with S African officials. The silent crowd slowly marched through the streets... 

A new study by Swedish newspaper Expressen has found that virtually all of the men convicted for gang rape in 2016 and 2017 have a migrant background. The study found that 32 of the 43 men sentenced for gang rape are immigrants, with a further eight being born in Sweden but with two parents who were born abroad. A further two offenders were born in Sweden to one immigrant and one Swedish parent, with... 

A Polish priest has been called to account for his actions after wishing an early death on Pope Francis. Father Edward Staniek, a parish priest in the southern city of Krakow, had apparently been angered by the pope’s call for Catholics to take in Muslim refugees because it was their Christian duty. In a sermon delivered last month Father Staniek said: “I pray for the Pope in his wisdom to open...