Yuan tells the story of four Chinese women post the 1990s push for reform, and Mulley brings to the world the tale of a forgotten Polish woman resistance fighter during World War II. In its second ...

They also accuse Europe of turning its back on its Christian heritage, while allowing itself to be overrun by Muslim migrants ... warmed up after World War II, as the US promoted reconstruction ...

The ancient kingdom of Mrauk U welcomed Buddhists and Muslims. Now efforts to uncover ... the Shitthaung temple in the late 1800s. But World War II and its aftermath derailed those efforts ...

Camus argued that European civilization and identity are at risk of being subsumed by mass migration, especially from Muslim ... Paris to work in factories during World War I and World War II ...

The government has cited the heightened risks to Jews traveling to Arab, Muslim, and even some Western ... more Jews after the outburst of World War II than before it. This warm and welcoming ...

Hobbs noted how scary things looked worldwide: Europe was still a mess after World War II, the Soviet Union had ... Belfast, Dublin, Paris, Luxembourg, Bonn, Geneva, Nice, Rome and Athens.

It has only been invoked three times in history: in the War of 1812 against the United Kingdom, in World War I against Austro-Hungarian citizens, and in World War II to intern people ... and deported ...

The Trump administration is considering sweeping travel restrictions for citizens of more than 40 countries, causing anxiety among American Muslims. Muslim affinity organizations are receiving ...

Amid an escalating trade war, Trump slapped 125% tariffs on Chinese goods, sparking outrage in Beijing. China hit back, hiking tariffs on US imports to 84%, warning it won’t bow to “bullying ...

India plans Waqf Bill that will alter Muslim land management Critics, Muslim groups fear bill will erode property rights Minister Rijiju says bill is pro-Muslim and will curb graft The bill stokes ...

This includes nearly universal shares of Hindus (99%), Muslims (98%), Christians (95%), Sikhs and Buddhists (97% each). (Not enough Jains were sampled.) In this context, Ashis Roy, a practicing ...

The legislation passed by Parliament on Friday would allow non-Muslims to help administer so-called Waqfs. The move fueled concerns that the rights of Muslims are being infringed on. By Mujib ...