Europe

France Declares War Against Al Qaeda After Killing of Aid Worker France has openly joined the war on terrorism and more specifically has declared war on radical Islams biggest network, al Qaeda. Sarkozy administration policies aimed at curbing the openness of what it views as radical practices of extreme Islam in his country has agitated radical...
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Kyrgyz Riots: Blood In The Streets You have probably come across a story or two in the news lately regarding bloody violence involving ethnic Kyrgyz. Most will not know where or what Kyrgyz is let alone what is causing the violence. This article hopes to provide an understanding of the situation that is taking place in this...
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On the morning of March 29, 2010 two related suicide bombings in Russia killed as many as 38 citizens and injured up to 60 others as they were on their way to work in the early morning rush hour attack. Two female suicide bombers blew themselves up on Moscow’s subway system as it was...
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Russia’s New Threat To Former Soviet States: What are their relationships with the former Soviet Union possessions that are now independent. A breakdown to give a broad overview of issues in a volatile region where breaking up is hard to do. Some time in relationships it is hard to let go.  One person in a...
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Even before the September 11, 2001 attacks on America, Europe had been struggling with assimilating a growing and more vocal Muslim population. The majority of Muslims in Europe have and will continue to live in peace without partaking in violence or supporting it. Many Muslims in Europe have adapted to European life and have...
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A French parliament report called on this past Tuesday for a ban on the full Islamic veil — also known as the niqab or burqa — saying Muslim women who wear the garment were mounting an “unacceptable” challenge to French values. Critics fear such a move would further marginalise French Muslims. Many French...
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Radical Islam has found a safe haven inside of Great Britain. There is such a fear of coming across as racists or judgemental that their elected officials feel it is best to ignore the problem of a growing radical presence than to address it as an immediate danger. The “politically correct” Great...
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