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Ireland at Crossroads: Senator Sharon Keoghan’s Call for a Probe into the Muslim Brotherhood Sparks a Continental Conversation

Ireland at Crossroads: Senator Sharon Keoghan’s Call for a Probe into the Muslim Brotherhood Sparks a Continental Conversation

Ireland has rarely found itself at the heart of Europe’s debate on Islamist influence. But an urgent appeal from Independent Senator Sharon Keoghan has brought the issue to Dublin’s doorstep, igniting discussions across European capitals

The town ranked poorest: Ashland, New Hampshire

The town ranked poorest: Ashland, New Hampshire

Though New Hampshire usually elicits thoughts of picturesque landscapes and fruitful small towns, not every community shares the same disproportionate position within the state’s above-average economic realm. In 2025, a select few communities are distinguished

Quiet Quitting in 2025 – Is It Still Relevant?

Quiet Quitting in 2025 – Is It Still Relevant?

Quiet quitting, which gained notoriety globally from 2021-2022, refers to employees only engaging in their job when expected - no extra hours, no unpaid work, and no emotional fatigue. In the year ahead, quiet quitting

The Brotherhood’s Transatlantic Playbook: From Europe’s Mosques to America’s Ballots

The Brotherhood’s Transatlantic Playbook: From Europe’s Mosques to America’s Ballots

When American activist Laura Loomer accused Abdel Sayed, a Democratic Senate hopeful from Michigan, of signing a 2012 pledge of loyalty to Mohamed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood, her words reverberated far beyond U.S. politics.What

Italy’s 2025 Union Strikes: A Country in Protest

Italy’s 2025 Union Strikes: A Country in Protest

There were several strikes and protests in Italy that caused a lot of trouble.  Israeli soldiers blocked the Global Sumud Flotilla, which was bringing supplies to Gaza.  This event brought together many unions and civil

Germany’s Cautious Battle with the Muslim Brotherhood: Between Legal Constraints and Political Pragmatism

Germany’s Cautious Battle with the Muslim Brotherhood: Between Legal Constraints and Political Pragmatism

In recent years, Germany has found itself grappling with a quiet yet persistent challenge — the Muslim Brotherhood’s entrenchment in the country’s social and religious landscape. Unlike extremist groups that operate outside the law, the

Why France Must Classify the Muslim Brotherhood as a Terrorist Organization

Why France Must Classify the Muslim Brotherhood as a Terrorist Organization

France has long been at the frontline of combating extremist ideologies that threaten both its national security and its social fabric. While the country has taken decisive steps against radical networks, one of the most

U.S. States with the Widest Wealth Gap in 2025

U.S. States with the Widest Wealth Gap in 2025

New York and Connecticut are at the top of the U.S. wealth gap chart in 2025, while Utah and Alaska have more fair income distribution. How to Understand the Wealth Gap Unfair income distribution in

South Dakota County Poverty

South Dakota County Poverty

What is commonly known about South Dakota is its natural beauty, historic landmarks, and Native American heritage, but hidden within this is a long-running economic problem, high poverty rates within most of the counties, and

Kenya’s Classification of Al-Shabaab: A Security and Humanitarian Imperative

Kenya’s Classification of Al-Shabaab: A Security and Humanitarian Imperative

The Muslim Brotherhood, founded in 1928, has shaped much of the ideological terrain that violent extremist groups exploit today. Its politicized religious discourse legitimizes the use of violence against those it deems apostates or collaborators