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Protesters rally outside UK Parliament to condemn Gaza genocide
Protesters gathered outside the UK Parliament in Westminster to denounce what they described as the ongoing genocide by the Israeli regime in the Holy Land, stressing the urgency of raising awareness as the world approaches the celebration of Christmas.
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Turkish FM: Israel seeks to empty Gaza of Palestinians
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that "Israel seeks to empty the Gaza Strip of its Palestinian population," emphasizing that "what can prevent this is the deployment of an international force to ensure the security of both sides and establish calm."
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Photos: 22nd Sayyidat-un-Nisa al-Alameen (S.A) Conference Held in London
AhlulBayt News Agency: On the auspicious occasion of the blessed birth anniversary of Hazrat Fatima Zahra (S.A), the 22nd Sayyidat-un-Nisa al-Alameen Conference was held in London. The conference was organized by Labbaik Ya Zahra (SA) Organization, with the participation of scholars, speakers, and devotees who paid tribute to the exemplary life, character, and teachings of Hazrat Fatima Zahra (SA).
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Far-Right protests in U.K. fuel rising anti-Immigrant, anti-Muslim sentiment
A series of protests led by far-right groups in the United Kingdom has intensified anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim sentiment, with demonstrators openly calling for the expulsion of Muslim and immigrant communities from the country.
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Germany slams Israeli plans for hundreds of new housing units in West Bank
The German government on Saturday criticized Israel for approving the construction of more than 750 new housing units in the West Bank.
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17 Portuguese artists announce boycott of Eurovision
After Iceland joined Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands, and Slovenia in withdrawing from Eurovision 2026, 17 Portuguese musicians competing in the national selection show Festival da Cancao said they would refuse to represent Portugal even if selected for the next year’s song contest.
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Protests in Bologna against Israeli team's participation in European Basketball League
The Italian city of Bologna witnessed protests against the Israeli team "Hapoel Tel Aviv" ahead of its match against Virtus Bologna in the 15th round of the European Basketball League.
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19th ‘Ship of Goodness’ Departs Turkey with Aid for Gaza
The 19th "Ship of Goodness" from Turkey set sail from Mersin Port in southern Turkey towards the Egyptian port of Al-Arish, carrying humanitarian aid prepared by the Turkish Red Crescent with the contribution of the Republic of Kosovo, for the Palestinians in Gaza.
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Stockholm protest condemns Israeli strikes on Gaza despite ceasefire
On Saturday, in the "Odenplan" square in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, a protest demonstration took place against the ongoing Israeli attacks on Palestinian civilians in Gaza, in violation of the ceasefire agreement.
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Islamic Medical Association of Britain Warns of Rising Islamophobia in the UK Health System
The Islamic Medical Association of Britain (IMAB) has issued formal letters calling for urgent action against Islamophobic attacks within the country’s healthcare system, criticizing senior officials for failing to respond to its earlier warnings.
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Expansion of “Islamization of the West” Narratives Amid Rising Muslim Migration
Conspiracy-driven narratives about Muslim migration to Western countries portray it as a threat to Christian identity, while demographic data and analysis suggest such fears are significantly exaggerated.
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Former Vatican Official Criticizes Secularism in Europe
The former head of the Vatican’s doctrinal authority has criticized secularism, saying Europe’s experience shows that closer alignment between the Church and dominant culture has led to a decline in its role and influence.
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Pope Leo XIV Criticizes Trump’s Remarks on Europe
Pope Leo XIV has sharply criticized US President Donald Trump’s recent description of Europe as a “decaying” bloc led by “weak” leaders. Trump also accused European governments of failing to contribute meaningfully to efforts aimed at ending the Ukraine conflict.
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UK Threatened to Cut ICC funding over Bibi Arrest Warrant
The International Criminal Court [ICC] Prosecutor Karim Khan announced that the British government threatened to defund the court and withdraw from the Rome Statute that helped found it, if the tribunal moved forward with an arrest warrant for “Israeli” prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Putin and Erdogan Hold Talks in Turkmenistan on Bilateral Ties and Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan met in Turkmenistan on Friday for talks on bilateral cooperation, regional developments, and key international issues, with the Kremlin describing the discussions as constructive.
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Russia Accuses Ukraine of Smuggling Radioactive Material for Alleged “Dirty Bomb” Plot
Russia on Thursday accused Ukraine of secretly transporting radioactive materials through Eastern Europe to assemble a potential “dirty bomb,” claims Kyiv and its Western allies have previously rejected as disinformation, amid heightened tensions and warnings of environmental and security risks.
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Eurovision 1994 winner to return trophy because of Israel’s participation
Ireland’s Charlie McGettigan, who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1994, said he will return his trophy in protest of Israel’s continued participation in the competition, joining Swiss singer Nemo, last year's champion, in the symbolic move.
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Ireland moves ahead with settlement trade ban despite Israeli, U.S. opposition
Ireland is moving forward with enacting a law that imposes restrictions on trade with companies operating in the settlements, a step that has angered Israel and the United States.
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Putin: Russia supports Iran on nuclear issue
Russian President Vladimir Putin says that Tehran and Moscow maintain close and continuous contact on sensitive international matters, including Iran’s nuclear issue, and emphasized that Russia supports Iran.
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Group stages anti-war protest against Israel, US during Nobel banquet in Sweden
People gathered Wednesday in Sweden’s capital during the traditional Nobel banquet following the award ceremony to protest Israel and the US.
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Swiss authorities demand participants in Gaza aid flotillas pay for 'consular services'
Since the beginning of December, Swiss authorities have started sending invoices to about 20 Swiss citizens who participated in maritime flotillas heading to the Gaza Strip, demanding they pay the costs for assistance and repatriation, totaling around €30,000, according to a report by Le Point magazine.
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Conference examines role of mosques in shaping Islamic identity in Germany
A conference was held in the German city of Böblingen to discuss the role of mosques in shaping the identity of Muslim minorities in the country.
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Analysis / Gaza ‘Peace Board’: From Removing Blair to Kushner’s Personal Interests
The Israeli regime these days is seeking pretexts to terminate the Gaza ceasefire. This Israeli approach can be seen in Gaza crystal clear as violations of the truce have become a daily job of the Israeli military. Understanding this critical situation, Hamas forces have said that they remain committed to the first phase of the truce despite the recurrent Israeli violations.
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Iceland Withdraws from Eurovision 2026 over Israel’s Participation
Iceland has announced it will not participate in Eurovision 2026, citing Israel’s crimes against Palestinians. Spain, the Netherlands, Ireland, and Slovenia had already withdrawn for the same reason.
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British Muslims Criticize Government and Labour Party’s Approach to Islamophobia and the Gaza War
At the British Muslims’ conference, speakers denounced rising Islamophobia, the growth of the far right, and the government and Labour Party’s stance on the Gaza war, urging stronger action and a legal definition of Islamophobia.
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London Primary School Teacher Dismissed Over Islamophobic Remarks
A primary school teacher in London was dismissed and reported to the police as a “safeguarding risk” over Islamophobic and racist comments.
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Scotland Islamophobia Conference 2025 to Tackle Racism, Colonialism, and Rising Authoritarianism in the West
The Scotland Islamophobia Conference 2025, set for December in Glasgow, will convene researchers, lawyers, and activists to examine Islamophobia, racism, colonial legacies, and the growing influence of authoritarian and far-right politics across Western societies through a series of focused panel discussions.