STRASBOURG (MNTV) — The Council of Europe’s independent anti-racism body has delivered a mixed verdict on Austria, commending the country for strengthening how it defines and records hate crime while warning that anti-Muslim hostility, antisemitism, and a toxic public debate around migration continue to undermine equal treatment — with M...
BELFAST (MNTV) — When masked mobs set fire to homes, cars, and a bus across Belfast in the days following the stabbing of Stephen Ogilvie on June 8, the violence may have looked spontaneous. The data tells a different story — one of racism in Northern Ireland’s capital steadily intensifying over more than a decade, […]
KABUL, Afghanistan (MNTV) — Amnesty International has urged the European Union and its member states to abandon plans to deport Afghan nationals and suspend discussions with the Taliban on migrant returns, arguing that Afghanistan remains unsafe and that such cooperation could violate international human rights obligations. In a statement issu...
THE HAGUE (MNTV) — A wave of attacks on mosques across the Netherlands has prompted Muslim organisations to demand government funding to protect Islamic places of worship — and to warn that the country is becoming a more dangerous place for its Muslim minority. The government has refused. The most recent incidents have been both […]
LONDON (MNTV) — When Tharik Hussain stood in the ruins of Muslim cities in Spain and Portugal that had street lighting and plumbing while London languished in mud and squalor, he was confronting a history that most Europeans — and most European Muslims — have never been taught. His new book, Muslim Europe: A Journey […]
BERLIN (MNTV) — Some of Germany’s most authoritative voices on conflict and security have issued a stark warning: the country’s internal cohesion is being eroded by an entrenched and increasingly normalised hostility toward Muslims, fuelled by political debates that treat an entire religious community as a security threat. The asse...
LONDON (MNTV) — British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his resignation on Monday as leader of the governing Labour Party, bowing to weeks of intensifying pressure after a string of damaging election defeats and a revolt within his own ranks. Speaking outside his official residence at 10 Downing Street, an at times emotional Starm...
ÉVIAN-LES-BAINS, France (MNTV) – Leaders of the world’s major industrialized democracies pressed into the second day of their annual summit on Tuesday, with the war in Ukraine and a fragile U.S.-Iran agreement dominating talks in this Alpine spa town on the shores of Lake Geneva. This is the second time Évian has hosted the gatheri...
By MNTV Staff Writer WASHINGTON (MNTV) – Seven minutes into his first World Cup match, Yasin Ayari did what young midfielders dream of doing. A Tunisian clearance fell to him 25 yards out in Monterrey, and he met it cleanly, the ball arrowing past three defenders on the line and a stranded goalkeeper. It was […]
LONDON (MNTV) — Britain’s Court of Appeal ruled Monday that the government acted lawfully in proscribing the activist group Palestine Action as a “terrorist” organization, overturning an earlier decision in the group’s favor. The judgment followed a government appeal against a High Court ruling in February that had foun...
