Muslim rapists in Europe. Tolerate?
Despite what the politically correct cultists claim, all cultures are not equal and cultures that do not respect women do not deserve to be respected….
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Peace, security and women life in Syria
The six-year civil war in Syria is the biggest humanitarian crisis of our time. It’s caused up to 500,000 deaths, led to the biggest refugee…
Iran and Europe: The nuclear deal and beyond
The EU’s approach to Iran has emerged as one of the few successes of European foreign policy. Still, its role in international negotiations from 2003,…
5 reasons why Iran’s presidential elections matter
Iran is due to hold a presidential election on 19 May, in which the incumbent Hassan Rouhani will fight for a second term. The polls…
Middle East: It is time to stand up for Christians
Christians are an endangered species in the Middle East, endangered not only by the threat of violent extremism that targets them but also their feeling…
Is Turkey much closer to become an Islamic state by Erdogan?
By a razor-thin margin, Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has won the referendum to expand exponentially the powers of his office. The results have been…
Saudi-Russian oil price war – Photo
International oil markets could be heading towards a new war, as leading OPEC and non-OPEC producers are vying for increased stakes. The unexpected cooperation between…
Strange calm between Greece and Turkey
Since Recep Erdogan rose to power in Turkey 15 years ago, Greek-Turkish relations have presented a paradox. Erdogan initially styled himself a moderate democratic reformer,…
Arabs must not dream of freedom
Were popular revolutions much easier in the past? Were people able to take their rights into their own hands in days gone by, but are…
Mosul massacre
The US-led “coalition” has admitted that its forces carried out the March 17 air strike in Mosul—ostensibly against Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)…