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5 Strategies to Fend Off Germany's Far Right - Vimarsana News

5 Strategies to Fend Off Germany's Far Right

The Alternative for Germany party is soaring in popularity, especially in the east. Now many Germans are fiercely debating how best to defeat the radical right.

Islam in Germany: The Call of the Muezzin Is No Longer to Be Overheard - Vimarsana News

Islam in Germany: The Call of the Muezzin Is No Longer to Be Overheard

The battle for official recognition will change Muslims in Germany. Society will demand more from them in exchange for their becoming part of the official structures than merely obedience to the laws. Jörg Lau reports

The Murat Kurnaz Case: A Parable on the Divisibility of Human Rights - Vimarsana News

The Murat Kurnaz Case: A Parable on the Divisibility of Human Rights

The German security services say that Murat Kurnaz was a security risk; he describes himself as a pious Muslim who went to Pakistan to look for religious guidance. Eberhard Seidel thinks that the case shows that Germany has failed to come up to its own standards

Murat Kurnaz, the "Bremen Taliban": Inside Guantánamo - Vimarsana News

Murat Kurnaz, the "Bremen Taliban": Inside Guantánamo

Murat Kurnaz, a Bremen-born Muslim living in Germany with a Turkish passport, spent five years in Guantánamo. After reading his recently published book, Julia Gerlach sums up that it is not Kurnaz that is a security risk – but the story he has chronicled

The Murat Kurnaz Case: A Parable on the Divisibility of Human Rights - Vimarsana News

The Murat Kurnaz Case: A Parable on the Divisibility of Human Rights

The German security services say that Murat Kurnaz was a security risk; he describes himself as a pious Muslim who went to Pakistan to look for religious guidance. Eberhard Seidel thinks that the case shows that Germany has failed to come up to its own standards