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...
LONDON (MNTV) — A record 467 Muslim councillors were elected across England in the recent local elections, according to exclusive analysis by The Muslim News — a landmark in British Muslim political representation that also marks the most significant realignment of Muslim voting patterns in a generation. The data, drawn from analysis of roughl...
THE HAGUE (MNTV) — Two deputy prime ministers in the Netherlands’ previous right-wing government made repeated attempts to hijack the country’s women’s emancipation policy as a vehicle for targeting Muslims, according to an investigation by Investico based on more than 600 internal government emails and text messages obtained...
BONN/COLOGNE (MNTV) — Aktion Deutschland Hilft (ADH), Germany’s largest alliance of humanitarian aid organisations, has formally ended the membership of Islamic Relief Deutschland (IRD) — severing a partnership that dates back to the alliance’s founding in 2001 and removing the only Muslim-led charity from one of Europe’s mos...
PARIS (MNTV) — Attacks targeting Muslims in France rose by 88 per cent in a single year, according to a comprehensive new report published by the French Interior Ministry this week — the government’s own data confirming what Muslim communities and monitoring organisations have been warning about for years: that anti-Muslim hatred in Fran...
YEREVAN, Armenia (MNTV) — Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Monday rejected calls from Russia and other members of the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) for Armenia to decide whether it intends to remain in the Moscow-led trade bloc or pursue membership in the European Union. The dispute comes amid growing tensions between Yerevan and its...
WARSAW (MNTV) — Poland’s Muslim community is growing. Not dramatically, not controversially, but steadily — as labour migrants from Muslim-majority countries join a workforce increasingly visible in the country’s cities as taxi drivers, delivery couriers, and service workers. Dr Agata Nalborczyk, a researcher at the University of W...
BARCELONA (MNTV) — Lamine Yamal, the 18-year-old Barcelona forward widely regarded as one of the most talented footballers of his generation, has ignited an international political storm after waving a large Palestinian flag from the team’s open-top bus during Monday’s La Liga title celebrations in front of an estimated 750,000 peo...
BELFAST (MNTV) — When Northern Ireland’s Supreme Court ruled last year that the country’s exclusively Christian religious education syllabus breached the right to freedom of thought and religion, it was supposed to mark the beginning of a more pluralistic approach to what children learn about faith and belief. A new curriculum, de...
