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EBU expected to vote on Israel’s participation in Eurovision Song Contest amid boycott threats
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is expected to hold a vote on whether Israel will be allowed to participate in the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest as controversy over the country’s role in the competition deepens.
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Imam Khamenei: Promiscuity promoted by Western capitalist culture presented in guise of freedom is actually enslavement
Imam Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, met with thousands of women from different walks of life in the Imam Khomeini Hussainiyah on December 3, 2025.
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UK Hosts Special Event for Islamophobia Awareness Month
During an event held in Milton Keynes as part of Islamophobia Awareness Month, speakers voiced concern over a 73-percent rise in anti-Muslim hate incidents across Britain and stressed the need for collective action to counter this trend.
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French Muslim Council Files Complaint Over Alleged Israeli Surveillance of French Muslims
The French Council of the Muslim Faith has announced that it has filed complaints against French and Israeli entities after alleging that individuals linked to the Israeli regime monitored and collected information on Muslim citizens in France, calling for a transparent investigation.
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New X Platform Feature Exposes Networks Profiting from Islamophobia in the West
A new feature on the X platform has revealed the locations of many anti-Islam accounts, exposing organized networks operating from outside Western countries that produce Islamophobic content for profit and influence political discourse.
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Desecration of the Quran and Anti-Muslim Attacks Reported in France
France’s Muslim Council reported that copies of the Quran were torn and thrown to the ground inside a mosque, while a Turkish–Muslim cultural center was also targeted in a separate attack. The council warned of a rise in Islamophobic incidents.
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Europe’s streets turn red in solidarity with prisoners in Israeli detention
Across Europe, a growing wave of public mobilisation has taken shape around a simple but striking symbol: red ribbons tied on fences, trees, backpacks, and public buildings. What began as a modest act in the United Kingdom has evolved into one of the most visible expressions of solidarity with Palestinian prisoners held inside Israeli prisons, especially as new testimonies emerge describing severe mistreatment and degrading conditions during the ongoing genocidal war.
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Paper: Has Peace between Turkey and PKK Run into a Deadlock?
The peace process between the Turkish government and the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) that after years of a stalemate showed signs of revival is now again running into deep questions and challenges. The announcement of the PKK dissolution by its imprisoned leader Abdullah Ocalan and then accepting suspension of armed struggle all promised a new chapter in the complex relations of Ankara and this terrorist group. But it seems that the heavy shadow of the past and the flawed logic of confrontation disallow smooth advance to peace.
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IFJ files complaint in Paris over Gaza media blackout, war crimes
The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and its French branch (SNJ) filed a complaint in Paris on November 26, alleging obstruction of media freedom and the commission of war crimes in the Palestinian territories.
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Baku Conference to Launch Islamic AI Index
The Baku conference will unveil the “Islamic World Artificial Intelligence Index” to assess AI development trends. The event aims to boost cooperation on AI among ICESCO member states and explore its ethical, social, and economic impacts.
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Human Rights Experts Urge UEFA Boycott of Israel
Human rights experts have urged UEFA members to boycott Israel over genocide in Gaza and illegal settlements. They warned UEFA’s ties with the Israeli Football Association risk breaching international law.
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France Launches Investigation After Quran Desecration at Al-Rahma Mosque
France’s Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez has announced the opening of an official investigation following an act of vandalism and desecration at the Al-Rahma Mosque in Le Puy-en-Velay (Haute-Loire department).
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France Rejects Proposal to Ban Hijab for Girls Under 18 in Public
France’s Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez rejected on Sunday a new proposal that would ban girls under 18 from wearing the Muslim headscarf (hijab) in public.
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Photos: Solidarity Day March in El Astillero Town of Spain Demanding End to Genocide in Palestine
On November 29, Solidarity Day recalls both Palestinian resistance and the UN’s 1947 partition decision. Demonstrators in El Astillero Town in Spain marched to show support and demanded an end to ongoing genocide in Palestinian lands.
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Norway wealth fund pressures Microsoft over involvement in Israel’s genocide in Gaza
Norway’s gigantic sovereign wealth fund is intensifying pressure on Microsoft over its involvement in Israel’s genocidal war in the besieged Gaza Strip, demanding that the company address human rights risks linked to its operations in the Palestinian territory.
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International UN Center in Vienna hosts commemorating International Day of Solidarity with Palestinian People
The International UN Center in Vienna hosted the annual event commemorating the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People on Monday, in a meeting hall at the UN headquarters, with the participation of diplomats, UN officials, and representatives of international organizations.
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French unions hold solidarity festival for Palestinian journalists in Gaza
French journalist unions, including the National Union of Journalists (SNJ), the journalists’ union affiliated with the General Confederation of Labor (CGT), and the journalists’ union in the French Democratic Confederation of Labor (CFDT), organized a solidarity festival in support of Palestinian journalists, especially those in the Gaza Strip.
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Italy to deport Egyptian cleric over pro-Palestine remarks
Italy plans to deport Egyptian cleric Mohamed Shahin after his pro-Palestine remarks, despite no legal violations found. Shahin warns deportation to Egypt could endanger his life due to his criticism of President el-Sisi.
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Photos: Tuxtla Gutiérrez Protest Marks Solidarity Day for Palestine
On the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, a mobilization in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas, denounced the complicity of the Mexican state and Chiapas government. Protesters criticized the plaque in Jaime Sabines library at 5th May Park that highlights ties with Israel.
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Photos: Protesters in Euskadi, Spain Demand Justice on Solidarity Day for Palestine
On the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, demonstrators in Euskadi, Spain demanded justice and an end to genocide in Gaza, condemning European governments’ silence. The call emphasized continuing to speak about Palestine.
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Photos: Madrid Protest Condemns Trump and Netanyahu’s Colonial Plan Against Gaza
A solidarity march with Palestine in Madrid, Spain denounced Trump and Netanyahu’s colonial plan, describing Gaza as an open-air prison. Also Madrid was highlighted as a city of peace and democracy opposing war and genocide.
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Vienna protesters denounce European funding of Israel’s war on Gaza
Hundreds of protesters in the Austrian capital, Vienna, denounced European countries’ funding of Israel’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip.
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Commemoration of International Day of Solidarity with Palestinian People held in Budapest
The Church of the Return in Budapest held a special mass on Sunday to commemorate the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, with the participation of the State of Palestine’s mission in Hungary, the Palestinian community, a number of Hungarian supporters, and members of the Palestinian-Hungarian Friendship Committee.
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UK Democratic Unionist Party MP Referred Over Anti-Islam Remarks
A Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) MP in the United Kingdom has been referred to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards over anti-Islam comments he made regarding a decision to bar supporters of the Zionist team.
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UCL Hosts Awareness Event on Islamophobia
At a special session on Islamophobia held at University College London, researchers emphasized the structural nature of discrimination, the importance of precise definitions, the impact of security-driven policies, and the role of media and technology in amplifying anti-Muslim narratives.
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New Analysis Links Post-9/11 Islamophobia to Today’s Political Divides in the U.S. and Europe
A new analysis on the rise of Islamophobia and antisemitism since 9/11 indicates that these trends have now entered the mainstream of Western politics and are driving deep fractures within the American right.
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UK to Restrict Taxi Use for Asylum Seekers’ Medical Visits
The UK will bar asylum seekers from using taxis for most medical appointments starting February, limiting them to rare approved cases. The move follows reports of escalating transport costs and has renewed calls for free public transport to ensure access to essential healthcare.
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Photos: Hundreds of Thousands Rally in London Against Genocide in Gaza and West Bank
Hundreds of thousands of humanitarians braved the weather and marched the streets of central London to demand an end to the ongoing genocide, ethnic cleansing and starvation of innocents, children and babies in Gaza and West Bank! Despite the sham and lies, there is no ceasefire! Children and babies being killed everyday!
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Norway condemns Israeli attacks on Syria, Lebanon
The Norwegian embassy in Damascus and Beirut condemned the recent Israeli attacks on Syria and Lebanon, describing them as "concerning."
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Photos: 110th Rally Shows Solidarity with Palestine in Bordeaux, France
On November 29, 2025, the 110th demonstration was held in Bordeaux of France to support the Palestinian people. Organized by Comité Action Palestine, the rally also expressed solidarity with Lebanon and Yemen, reaffirming weekly mobilization at Place de la Victoire.