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October 2019 attack, where 2 people were killed, highlighted rise in rightwing violence
Tunisia is one of the few lasting successes but the west could help empower young populations and civil society
Muslim initiatives to curb Islamic influence from abroad hampered by political meddling and communal distrust
Couples are publicly honouring their relationships to counter a growing rightwing frenzy over love-jihad
Some say government treats them as second-class citizens while others praise crackdown on extremism
Plan includes curbs on home schooling and ban on gender segregation at public swimming pools
Inquiry says authorities did not focus on rightwing terror but could not have stopped attack
Indian Muslims accused of forced conversions but rights groups dismiss demographic plot
Interior minister’s crackdown is the latest move by the Macron government to target Islamists
Chancellor Sebastian Kurz’s response to Vienna shooting as much a cultural question as a security one, analysts say
Move puts UK opposition leader at odds with predecessor’s many grassroots supporters
NEC panel decision welcomed by supporters but criticised by Jewish community and politicians on both sides
What does it mean to impose ‘republican values’ on a society that lauds freedom of belief?
Apostasy has become the word of the moment as a rebellious political awakening takes off
Three books by western journalists underline the terrible toll the religious-based nation has faced since independence
Anwar Gargash supports French president’s stance and blames Erdogan for fanning discord
France battles a new wave of horrific attacks
Turkish president leads charge as anti-French protests spread across Muslim world
The first African-American cardinal is close to Pope Francis’s thinking
Party leader faces backlash over decision against his predecessor
Starmer team had little choice but to suspend the former leader from the party
Leader Keir Starmer acts after predecessor’s response to findings of inquiry
Ruling party calls on supporters to defend places of worship as opposition to court ruling on terminations spreads
Liberalising move is likely to delight Catholic reformers but anger religious conservatives
If he wins, the Democratic candidate would be the first Catholic in office since JFK
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