Alliance remains concerned about recent developments and their adverse implications, including the country’s constitutional order and functionality of state institutions. BRUSSELS, Belgium (MNTV)– NATO’s Deputy Secretary General, Radmila Shekerinska, hosted on Tuesday the Chair and members of the Tripartite Presidency of Bosnia and...
Prime Minister stepped down in order to take oath as member of Kosovo Parliament PRISTINA, Kosovo (MNTV)– Albin Kurti submitted his resignation today from the position of Prime Minister of Kosovo. Kurti announced his decision to resign through a letter addressed to the Secretariat of the Assembly of Kosovo. He has stepped down in order [...
The winger shares his painful experiences and his decision to move to Morocco after his career AMSTERDAM (MNTV) – In an extensive interview with NU.nl, Bilal Ould-Chikh, a prominent Muslim footballer, recalled some shocking abuse that came his way this season. The FC Volendam winger alleged that he was called a “Cancer Muslim.” Pairing ...
Investigation revealed secret data collection by the Ministry of Social Affairs between 2016 and 2019 AMSTERDAM (MNTV) – The Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) has ordered the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment to delete all personal data that was illegally collected from members of Muslim communities. The data was obtained thr...
Focus shifts to charity as blue tongue disease and high prices impact the community BRUSSELS (MNTV) – In a significant decision, the Council of Muslim Scholars of Belgium has issued a fatwa suspending the traditional Eid al-Adha sacrifice for 2025. This move is in response to the ongoing economic pressures and the health crisis affectin...
Promises of legal employment mask conditions of abuse and human trafficking LOT-ET-GARONNE, France (MNTV) – In the Lot-et-Garonne region of southwest France, famed for its apple orchards, seasonal workers—many from Morocco—face severe exploitation under the guise of legitimate employment. A recent investigation by StreetPress has reveal...
Decades of discriminatory bans target religious expression, undermining fundamental freedoms PARIS (MNTV) – France’s lower house of parliament is poised to vote on a proposed law banning headscarves in all sports, adding another chapter to the country’s long history of restricting Muslim women’s attire. The legislation, already approved...
UK-based gym initiatives prioritize Muslim women’s needs, offering faith-specific accommodations WEST YORKSHIRE (MNTV) – Muslim women in the U.K. are increasingly seeking women-only gyms that cater to their cultural and religious needs, a shift highlighted by the growth of facilities such as Health Club for Her in Batley, West Yorkshire....
Desecration of Muslim graves in Watford sparks outrage, charities call for Islamophobic attack recognition WATFORD, UK (MNTV) – The desecration of Muslim graves at Carpenders Park Lawn Cemetery in Watford has ignited anger across the community, with local charities and leaders demanding the incident be treated as an Islamophobic attack, ...
German libraries house thousands of Islamic manuscripts, reflecting centuries of cultural exchange, conflict, and preservation BERLIN (MNTV) – A recent study by the University of Hamburg’s Center for the Study of Manuscript Cultures has illuminated how Islamic manuscripts, now central to understanding Islamic art and literature, fo...
