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Authors of a research on the level of anti-Semitism in Russia in 2011-2012 concluded that animosity toward Jewish people in the country is fairly uncommon, although they

Although Turks like to pride themselves on being a charitable nation, statistics show that they are among the least inclined to donate money or time to charitable activities,

Europes sole hero is having the last laugh: You can fool some people some of the time, but you can’t fool all of them all of the time. Fearless freedom fighter Geert Wilders

In two subsequent surveys, Danish People's Party has come out as the second biggest party in Denmark - bigger than the Social Democrats and only surpassed by the

The neo-Nazi scene is decreasing in Styria (Southeastern Austria). The numbers of complaints fell. Instead, the police are more worried about Salafi extremist teenagers with

Pakistan has banned content on more than a dozen websites because of offensive and blasphemous material. The Muslim country, which has laws on dress codes, ranks as the top

Belgium is a country of immigration which refuses to acknowledge it. The philosopher Edouard Delruelle, director of the Centre for Equality of Opportunities, has repeated

The ancient, brutal practice of female genital mutilation (FGM), once considered primarily a problem of the developing world, is a growing threat to girls and women in the United States, according to a new report

The United States has longstanding laws against the practice of FGM on U.S. soil and in January, passed a federal law against sending young women outside the country for so-called "vacation cutting". However, girls living in America increasingly are at risk of the procedure both at home and abroad, according to research by Sanctuary for Families.

In Denmark, as in neighbouring countries, the cohorts of labour immigrants who arrived around 1970 are now growing old. While many of these immigrants initially thought that