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From politicians to trade unions and from lobby groups. the minister has hit back at accusations that he set out a punishment budget, as some have described it, he said the purpose wasnt to punish anybody but to make sure services could continue in the absence of a devolved government. northern islands government. northern islands government usually spends an original £14 billion per year, they have the same amount this year as it puzzle last year but because of inflation that in real terms, me...

The Massachusetts state legislature is considering a bill that would promote and privilege the participation of Muslims in state politics. The bill ("An Act promoting the civil rights and inclusion of American Muslims in the commonwealth"), put forth by

An American Islamist group notorious for its efforts to demonize Israel and its supporters in the United States is struggling to rehabilitate its reputation by issuing regular statements about the evils of Jew-hatred in American society. Experts warn

A staffer at the Chicago Chapter of the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), an Islamist organization with roots in the Muslim Brotherhood, allegedly established a website that harassed critics of Muslim extremism between 2009 and 2018. The

A Los Angeles-based network of Pakistani Americans with links to Pakistans government has infiltrated local law enforcement agencies and is using its influence with sheriff deputies and police chiefs to promote the Islamic Republics agenda.

Benjamin Baird, director of the Middle East Forums Islamism in Politics (IIP) project, spoke to a February 6th Middle East Forum Webinar (video) in an interview with Sam Westrop, director of the Middle East Forums Islamist Watch project, about the

Dexter Van Zile, managing editor of the Middle East Forums Focus on Western Islamism (FWI), spoke to a February 3rd Middle East Forum Webinar (video) about a lawsuit brought against Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota for firing an art history

Jaylani Hussein, the executive director of the Minnesota Chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), has good reason to feel jittery. After coming to the defense of Fayneese Miller, the president of Hamline University, who was

An Islamist organization in Canada has obstructed the enforcement of anti-terror finance laws imposed after 9/11 and has convinced government officials to direct public funds to support Islamist-directed projects in the country. In particular, the

As the Islamist response to the arrest of social media "influencer" Andrew Tate illustrates, the most striking divisions among Western Islamists increasingly revolve not around theological matters or religious animus imported from the Middle East and