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Government & Politics

Germany’s Seehofer still optimistic about migrant deal with Italy

September 15, 2018 Andrea Shalal  

(Reuters) German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer on Saturday said he remained optimistic about completing a deal on migrants with Italy despite pushback from Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini. Salvini on Friday denied having reached a deal to take back migrants who […]

Government & Politics

Hungary’s Orban bets on growing anti-immigrant tide in latest EU standoff

September 13, 2018 Krisztina Than  

(Reuters) The European Parliament’s vote to punish Hungary for flouting democratic standards works in Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s favor by letting him pose as a champion of national sovereignty against a remote Brussels elite as EU elections loom next year. His typically […]

Children & Teens

LGBT-friendly Berlin mosque deradicalises Muslim youth

September 12, 2018 Hugo Greenhalgh  

(Reuters) Tugay Sarac was just 15 when he first talked about traveling from Germany to Syria to fight for Islamic State. But unlike his friends at the time, Sarac had turned to radical Islam as a way of avoiding coming to terms […]

Government & Politics

Shaken Dutch lawmaker Wilders says no more prophet cartoons, for now

September 8, 2018 Mark Bendeich  

(Reuters) Dutch lawmaker and anti-Islam campaigner Geert Wilders has said he has no plans, for now, to revive a competition of cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed after it emerged as a motive for a stabbing in Amsterdam last week. Wilders, speaking on […]

Crime

German interior minister says would have joined protests over stabbing

September 6, 2018 Joseph Nasr and Andreas Rinke  

(Reuters) Germany’s conservative interior minister said on Thursday he would have joined protests over the fatal stabbing of a German man, allegedly by two migrants, in comments likely to deepen divisions in Chancellor Angela Merkel’s coalition. Far-right groups clashed with police and […]

Clerics & Preachers

Islam shows its female face with rise of women mosques

September 5, 2018 Lin Taylor  

(Reuters) Relegated to the basement, silenced by the imam and barred from the front door, some Muslim women have had enough of male domination at the mosque and are setting up their own. From Copenhagen to Los Angeles, a handful of female […]

Crime

Merkel rebuffs conservative ally over far-right protests

September 5, 2018 Madeline Chambers  

(Reuters) German Chancellor Angela Merkel rebuffed comments from a conservative ally on Wednesday who had played down violence at far-right protests last week and said images of the event showed innocent people being persecuted. Germany has been shaken by the most violent […]

Government & Politics

Immigration and welfare fears merge as Sweden lurches to the right

September 5, 2018 Simon Johnson and Johan Sennero  

(Reuters) Those wondering why Swedish politics are set to lurch to the right in Sunday’s election need look no further than Ljusnarsberg, a tiny central county of dense pine forests and glistening lakes. Many inhabitants of this once-booming region are uneasy about […]

Crime

After demos, far-right AfD overtakes German Social Democrats

September 4, 2018 Madeline Chambers and Andreas Rinke  

(Reuters) Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) has overtaken the center-left Social Democrats (SPD), a poll showed on Tuesday, days after some of the most violent protests by radical right-wingers the country has seen in decades. Some 6,000 supporters of the AfD […]

Government & Politics

Man who stabbed American tourists in Amsterdam names Wilders, cites ‘insults’ to Islam

September 3, 2018 Toby Sterling  

(Reuters) A man who stabbed two American tourists at Amsterdam’s central station last week named Dutch, anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders during police questioning and said he was motivated by perceived insults to Islam in the Netherlands, prosecutors said on Monday. The man, […]

Children & Teens

Teen from New Mexico compound says he was trained for jihad: FBI

September 1, 2018 Andrew Hay  

(Reuters) A 13-year-old boy who was part of group taken into custody at a squalid New Mexico compound last month has told FBI agents his mother’s boyfriend was training him to conduct “jihad” against non-believers, according to federal court documents. The boy […]

Crime

Young, gay and married — Britons wed to avoid abuse

August 23, 2018 Lin Taylor  

(Reuters) Dressed in a golden, laced gown, Noor was relieved to wed a man she had met briefly online, ending years of pressure from her Pakistani family to marry. As lights flashed and guests danced merrily inside an English wedding hall, Noor […]

Government & Politics

Pentagon raises alarm about sharp drop in Iraqi refugees coming to U.S.

August 20, 2018 Yeganeh Torbati  

(Reuters) Military officials are sounding the alarm inside the Trump administration about the sharp drop in admission to the United States of Iraqi refugees who have helped American troops in battle, said two U.S. officials aware of the internal discussions. The Pentagon […]

Government & Politics

Germany reaches deal on sending back migrants to Greece

August 17, 2018 Joseph Nasr and Thorsten Severin  

(Reuters) Germany has reached an agreement with Greece to send back migrants to the Mediterranean country if they have already applied for asylum there, the German Interior Ministry said on Friday. Last week Germany and Spain sealed a similar deal on returning […]

Demonstrations

Facing far-right protest, Merkel pledges action over failed asylum seekers

August 16, 2018 Michael Nienaber  

(Reuters) German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday her government would step up efforts to deport rejected asylum seekers faster, after hundreds of far-right protesters called on her to resign over her migration policy. The anti-Islam PEGIDA movement organized the protest against […]

Government & Politics

Germany lifts ban on reunions for refugees, rekindles integration debate

August 1, 2018 Riham Alkousaa  

(Reuters) Germany on Wednesday resumed family reunifications for some refugees, drawing ire from leftist groups who said a cap of 1,000 people a month was too little and a far-right party opposed to immigration altogether. The government in 2016 suspended the right […]

Clothing

Danes march in Copenhagen to protest ban on wearing face veils in public

August 1, 2018 Emil Gjerding Nielson  

(Reuters) Around 1,300 Danes marched through Copenhagen on Wednesday in protest at a new ban on the wearing of face veils in public, accusing the government of infringing on women’s right to dress as they choose. Denmark’s parliament enacted the ban in […]

Clothing

A crime or a right? Some Danish Muslims to defy face veil ban

July 30, 2018 Emil Gjerding Nielson  

(Reuters) On Aug. 1, when face veils are banned in Denmark, Sabina will not be leaving her niqab at home. Instead, she will be defying the law and taking to the street in protest. In May, the Danish parliament banned the wearing […]

Government & Politics

Spain to invest $35 million in initial costs of migrant influx

July 30, 2018 Isla Binnie  

(Reuters) Spain aims to invest 30 million euros ($35.1 million) in an emergency plan to manage its new status as the main destination for seaborne migration from Africa, the government said. During two months in office, Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has […]

Government & Politics

We’ll pay if you take in migrants, Brussels tells EU governments

July 24, 2018 Robin Emmott  

(Reuters) The European Commission offered on Tuesday to shoulder the cost of taking in migrants from boats in the Mediterranean, seeking to entice more governments to shoulder the burden after Italy’s new government closed the country’s ports to rescue vessels. Under the […]

Government & Politics

Breitbart lobbying prompted U.S. envoy to raise Tommy Robinson case with British

July 16, 2018 Mark Hosenball  

(Reuters) A representative of U.S. President Donald Trump raised the case of jailed British anti-Muslim activist Tommy Robinson with Britain’s ambassador to the United States following lobbying by the right-wing Breitbart.com website, according to a British government source and a pro-Robinson campaigner. […]

Demonstrations

Trump’s ambassador lobbied Britain on behalf of jailed right-wing activist Tommy Robinson

July 13, 2018 Mark Hosenball  

(Reuters) Sam Brownback, the U.S. ambassador for international religious freedom, complained to the British ambassador in Washington, D.C., about the treatment of an English right-wing activist who is in jail for disrupting a trial, according to three sources familiar with the discussion. […]

Children & Teens

Britain holds memorial day for ‘honor killing’ victims

July 13, 2018 Emma Batha  

(Reuters) Britain will hold a memorial day on Saturday to remember the victims of so-called honor killings. Honour-based violence is done to punish those — usually girls and women — deemed to have brought shame on their family or community by not […]

Children & Teens

Thousands of FGM cases recorded in Britain

July 5, 2018 Umberto Bacchi  

(Reuters) Thousands of cases of female genital mutilation have been identified over the past year in Britain, according to data published on Thursday that experts said showed the need for stronger action to tackle the illegal practice. More than 6,000 women and […]

Government & Politics

German coalition reaches deal on migration, no transit centers

July 5, 2018 Holger Hansen and Andreas Rinke  

(Reuters) The parties in Germany’s ruling coalition on Thursday reached agreement on a package of measures to deal with asylum-seekers who have already registered in other European Union states, and vowed to push ahead with an immigration law before year’s end. The […]

Government & Politics

Hungary’s Orban open to bilateral migration deal with Merkel

July 3, 2018 Michael Nienaber  

(Reuters) Hungary’s anti-migrant Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Tuesday signalled his willingness to strike a bilateral deal with Chancellor Angela Merkel to limit the arrival of asylum seekers in Germany and other European countries. Merkel needs the backing of both her junior […]

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