Saudi Forces Gun Down Shiite Protester
Renewed clashes between Saudi forces and Shiite protesters in eastern Qatif province resulted in live fire; 1 dead, 3 wounded
Sweden’s teachers free to ban Islamic veils
Teachers in Swedish schools can, in certain situations, prohibit students from wearing Islamic veils that reveal only their eyes, the country's school's agency has ruled.
Obama Told Bibi to Explain Iran Hit
Obama called Netanyahu and demanded explanations on Israeli role in Iran assassination.
France Expels Record Number of Illegal Immigrants
Sarkozy's interior minister added that he wants thousands more expelled this year, along with fewer foreigners legally living in France. Anyone who wants to stay, he added, must shed the traditions that contradict French values.
Shariah in America’s courts
Koranic law: Coming to a city near you
Kosovo: Risk of radical Islam, says ambassador to Italy
Four years on from its independence, Kosovo is attempting to reaffirm its native traditions and is calling on the West for help to avoid being swallowed by the slow advance of radical Islam, which is taking advantage of tolerant traditions.
Khamenei says Iran to punish those behind scientist murder
Iran blamed its arch-enemies, Israel and the United States, for a blast which killed the nuclear scientist in his car on Wednesday, insisting the incident would not change the country's nuclear course.
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood hails ties with U.S.
Washington has reached out to the Brotherhood in a nod to the country’s new political reality, with Islamists poised to dominate the first parliament since a popular uprising ousted veteran president Hosni Mubarak in February.
10 Killed in Taliban Raid on Government Office
Three Taliban terrorists raided a government office sparking a firefight before detonating their suicide vests.
Australian Free After Saudi Lashing
Saudi Arabia has commuted the prison term of an Australian Muslim sentenced to a year in prison