RELIGION & IDENTITY

Religion & Identity

Israel briefly shuts Al-Aqsa gate for 'military drills'
Palestinian officials say Israeli forces shut one of Al-Aqsa Mosque's gates for about 30 minutes during military drills, tightening restrictions at other entrances.
Israel briefly shuts Al-Aqsa gate for 'military drills'
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Kazim Alam
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UN denounces Paraguayan lawmaker's racist remarks targeting Kylian Mbappe as 'despicable'
UN human rights office blasts racist remarks made against French football star Kylian Mbappe by Paraguayan Senator Celeste Amarilla, saying they reflected a broader pattern of racism in football and sport.
UN denounces Paraguayan lawmaker's racist remarks targeting Kylian Mbappe as 'despicable'
Faith under fire: How a mosque case in Western Thrace reveals Greek oppression of minority Turks
The trial of four Turkish activists was the courtroom manifestation of minority rights being denied once again, and of a community's unyielding determination to defend its rights.
Faith under fire: How a mosque case in Western Thrace reveals Greek oppression of minority Turks
Anti-Muslim incidents in Germany top 4,000 in 2025: rights group
Verbal attacks accounted for the largest share, followed by discrimination and harmful behaviour, the CLAIM co-director tells the press in Berlin.
Anti-Muslim incidents in Germany top 4,000 in 2025: rights group
Muslim-majority countries, including Türkiye, slam Israel over West Bank mosque attacks
Top diplomats from eight countries hold Israel, as the occupying power, responsible for these attacks in a joint statement.
Muslim-majority countries, including Türkiye, slam Israel over West Bank mosque attacks
Why Modi’s record as India's longest-serving PM is tarnished by his anti-Muslim Hindutva agenda
Twelve years of the BJP party’s rule have destroyed India’s secular foundation laid by Jawaharlal Nehru, the country’s first premier, analysts say.
Why Modi’s record as India's longest-serving PM is tarnished by his anti-Muslim Hindutva agenda