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A follow-up to Die Welt’s Russia wargame produced a tougher European response but exposed a persistent gap: allies could manage escalation without agreeing on an endgame or taking the initiative from Moscow.

A source says Netanyahu asked Mohamed bin Zayed to deny a report that he had warned the Israeli prime minister about a looming Hamas attack before October 7.

An EU emergency security proposal would coordinate responses to sabotage, cyberattacks and drone incursions, as European capitals question whether existing measures deter Moscow and warn against duplicating NATO.

Speaking in Khartoum after the U.S. withheld his UN General Assembly visa, Sudan’s army chief pledged to eliminate the RSF, underscoring the obstacles to a proposed humanitarian truce.

The most dangerous religious deepfake may not look strange at all. It may show a scholar we have listened to for twenty years sitting in a room much like the rooms from which he has taught before. His voice carries the same cadence. He reaches for the same expressions. His Arabic sounds natural. He quotes […]

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Dr. Bekim Belica, Guest Contributor

Maymuna is originally from Ghana and immigrated to the United States ten years ago. Her family had to remain behind. We first met when Maymuna knocked on my door one day. She had seen my name on the door and was proud that a Muslim woman lived and taught at the university. You would never […]

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Dr. Zeyneb Sayilgan

As Ukrainian strikes reach industrial and logistics sites, Russian companies are leasing air-defense systems, developing counter-drone equipment and recruiting guards who can shoot down incoming drones.

Milorad Dodik said Bosnian Serbs should no longer live “under Muslim rule,” questioned their place in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and attacked the Dayton power-sharing settlement.

The agreement covers less sensitive goods traded in both directions, including U.S. agricultural and medical exports and Chinese toys and small appliances. The two governments also plan talks on artificial intelligence.

Peter Thiel said loyalty tests had weakened Trump’s second administration. Turning to Germany, he blamed centrist parties for failing to build a broadly shared economic future.

The AfD has won two eastern German state elections, the National Rally is preparing for France’s presidential race, and Reform UK remains competitive. Their prospects depend on very different electoral rules and political barriers.

A classified assessment shared with Congress says Riyadh has not excluded a weapons program, according to U.S. officials. Lawmakers are reviewing a civil nuclear deal that could eventually permit uranium enrichment of up to 20%.

The intelligence community’s inspector general is examining how the CIA vetted David Rush and the extent of his alleged misconduct after investigators found 303 gold bars at his home, according to two people familiar with the review.

Trump has rejected a proposed seven-day pause that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for U.S. economic relief. Officials say he privately considers another bombing campaign likely after November’s midterms, though talks continue.

Israeli prime minister targets popular New York City mayor during speech at UN General Assembly.

Michael F. Brown

Workers use sledgehammers to recover iron from concrete, for want of machinery, earning around $20 a day.

Fedaa al-Qedra

Self-appointed saviors congratulate themselves while Israel keeps killing, blocking aid and planning Palestinians’ expulsion.

Ali Abunimah

U.S. intelligence assessments link imagery from Chinese groups to Iran’s improved targeting of military bases and ships, while officials remain divided over the extent of Beijing’s involvement.

Born in Yemen’s northern highlands, the Houthis now hold positions on the Red Sea coast and Perim Island. Their territorial gains, missile capabilities, and threats against Saudi vessels are raising the stakes at Bab el-Mandeb.

Exclusive: Full government funding figures ‘tell sombre story about rise in hostility that British Muslims live with’, trust says

A record £66m of emergency security funding was issued by the Home Office for mosques and related community sites in the UK when violent disorder spread in the aftermath of the Southport attacks in 2024.

Exclusive figures obtained by the Guardian also reveal a record of about £41m in security funding was issued for mosques and related community sites for the year from April 2025-26 as part of the protective security scheme.

Neha Gohil Midlands correspondent

Wargame Meant to Show European Resolve Exposes Weaknesses

Netanyahu Asked UAE Leader to Deny Hamas Warning Report

Europe Debates NATO-Style Action Against Russian Attacks

Sudan’s Army Chief Pledges to Eliminate RSF

When The Shaykh Never Spoke – Deepfakes, Synthetic Scholars, And The Coming Crisis Of Religious Trust

Invisible Heroes: Muslim Immigrants And Refugees In Our Community

Russian Businesses Hire Gunners to Fight Ukrainian Drones

Dodik Says Bosnian Serbs Should Not Live 'Under Muslim Rule'

US and China Agree to Cut Tariffs on $30B in Trade Each Way

Thiel Says Trump is Surrounded by 'Not Very Smart' People

Europe’s Far Right is Rising, but Power Remains a Test

Saudi Arabia Has Not Ruled Out Nuclear Weapons: US Intel

Watchdog Probes CIA Officer Found With $40M in Gold

Trump Rejects Iran Ceasefire Proposal

Netanyahu fails to flip genocidal reality

Digging through memories and dangers to secure a livelihood from Gaza’s rubble

Amid UN circus, Gaza economy reduced to 58 cents per person per day

Chinese Intelligence Helps Iran’s Strikes on US Targets

How a Small Mountain Militia Now Threatens Red Sea Shipping

Mosques given £66m in emergency security funds after Southport disorder