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Report finds 2025 was deadliest year for antisemitic attacks outside Israel
Germany had the highest number of antisemitic incidents in 2025, both in absolute and relative terms, a report has found.
How well are LGBTQ+ rights protected across Europe?
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After the attack on Berlin’s Pride event on Saturday, the situation of the LGBTQ+ community in Germany is a topic of conversation. How well are queer rights protected in other European countries? An…
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France expels Russian media commentator over disinformation
Tensions between Xenia Fedorova and the French date back to 2017, when President Emmanuel Macron accused her of spreading "defamatory falsehoods."
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K-pop's BTS opt out of new Asian music Grammy consideration
The K-pop sensation BTS, snubbed when nominated for Grammys in the past, say they're not interested in winning a new Asian music category.
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Iran war: Egypt's difficult balancing act
The US-Iran war has already had a negative economic impact on Egypt. Now new threats from the Houthi group in Yemen are likely to worsen that. At the same time, Egypt is trying to stay on good terms…
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German Muslims are alarmed by the Islamist terror attack in Berlin
Germany's Muslim organizations condemn the Islamist terrorist attack targeting Berlin's Pride celebrations and fear repercussions.
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World Cup sell off: Has FIFA finally gone too far?
A new FIFA proposal to sell off a stake in the World Cup has been met with fury in the football world. Under Gianni Infantino’s presidency, FIFA has become increasingly profit-driven, but is this too…