Six social workers were killed after a German citizen of Turkish origin opened fire during a child-custody meeting at a welfare facility in Stade, Lower Saxony. While police say the massacre stemmed from a family dispute, German media reported that the suspect belonged to the notorious Miri clan, a Mhallami extended-family network linked to organized crime across Germany.
A total of 19,779 foreign criminals who have served time in jail now live freely in the United Kingdom, which is an all-time high, the Daily Mail reports. That is despite an August 2025 law change that mandates foreign nationals be deported if convicted of a crime.
German anti-racism NGO CLAIM has launched a nationwide campaign promoting Muslims as an ‘inseparable part’ of everyday life, funded through a federal programme supported by taxpayers. The initiative has renewed scrutiny of CLAIM, whose predecessor network was repeatedly scrutinized over alleged links to Islamist networks, including the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas.
A 34-year-old Somalia-born British man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after driving into pedestrians in west London, injuring five people. Police say the case is not being treated as terrorism, prompting accusations of double standards and renewed claims of two-tier policing.
‘In the EP, immigration is the issue where the malfunction of the traditional Christian Democrat–Liberal–Social Democrat centrist coalition is most evident. That is why the increasingly strict approach of the right-wing parties in recent times naturally fits into the right-wing coalition, and thus the Patriots’ search for an alliance.’
Britain’s Labour government has announced three new legal refugee routes that could open the door to thousands of new migrants entering the UK through community groups, universities, and employers. The plan comes amid increasingly strong anti-immigration sentiment across the country and has revived scrutiny of the Fabian Society’s influence on Labour.
A 17-year-old French boy has died after five youths lured him into a premeditated ambush at a construction site in Narbonne and subjected him to a brutal beating, which they filmed and shared online. While prosecutors reject a racial motive, the case has fuelled intense controversy over the suspects’ possible immigration backgrounds and the rise in juvenile crime.
‘The flower is an important symbol for me on two levels. First of all, the traditional flower embroidery that was all over my grandparents’ house and even in ours was literally a thread that kept me connected to my heritage. The title also comes from a love poem by Sándor Petőfi…the book is really a love story about how much my father loved his country…It’s also about my love for my father.’
A story that combines far-left terrorism, Soviet Jewish immigration, and Hungary during the first years after the democratic transition
At New York’s Democratic primaries, Muslim candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier, who opposes deportations, defeated incumbent Congressman Adriano Espaillat in the 13th Congressional District. In a New York State Senate primary, Aber Kawas won the Democratic nomination despite controversy over comments appearing to blame the 9/11 attacks on Islamophobia.
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