Responding to Trump, Nigeria says no tolerance for religious persecution

The Nigerian government on Tuesday said it does not tolerate religious persecution, responding to US President Donald Trump's threats of military intervention over the killing of Christians by Islamists in the country. In the first comment by a...

How German Media Portrays Arab Clans and Their Public Image

In recent years — particularly after 2014 — the term “Arab clans” (Arabische Clans) has become a common feature in German media coverage and police reports. It is often used to describe large extended families with Arab, Turkish, Kurdish, or other...

Nigeria’s constitution does not tolerate religious persecution – Foreign Minister Tuggar

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, has said the Nigerian constitution does not allow religious persecution. Tuggar made this statement on Tuesday at a press conference in Berlin, Germany. He was reacting to United States President...

Nigeria’s constitution does not tolerate religious persecution – FG

The Nigerian government on Tuesday said the constitution did not allow religious persecution after US President Donald Trump’s threatened military intervention over the killing of Christians in the country. “There can’t be a religious persecution...

Life During WWII Germany's Final Days Was Truly Horrific

By the beginning of 1945, Nazi Germany was in its death throes. The Soviets were grinding through central Europe toward Berlin, the Western Allies had successfully invaded Normandy and were pressing in on those fronts, and neither Italy nor Japan...

German President honours four individuals during state visit to Ghana

The Federal President of Germany, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, has conferred on three distinguished Ghanaians and a German resident in Ghana, one of his country’s prestigious awards. The award, Federal Cross of Merit, were presented to a renowned...

Antifa Firebombs German AfD Lawmaker's Car As Left-Wing Terrorism Across West Triggers Alarm-Bells

Left-wing political violence is metastasizing across the Western world like stage-four cancer. From the political assassination of Charlie Kirk by a furry-loving leftist, to the transgender extremist who massacred Christians in a Minneapolis...

Germany to provide 152 million euros in aid to Armenia

The German Embassy announced that Germany will provide Armenia with 152 million euros in strategic assistance by 2027. The second round of intergovernmental negotiations between Armenia and Germany has been successfully concluded. Armenia and...

Suno sued again, as Danish CMO Koda accuses company of stealing its members’ music to train AI model

Suno is facing a fresh copyright lawsuit. This time, Danish music rights organization Koda is suing the US-based AI music generator, claiming the company trained its AI model on copyrighted music without permission or payment. Koda, which has over...

Daniel Krull: Germany to Speed Up Visa Processing, Deepen Economic and Creative Ties With Nigeria

Germany’s new Consul General in Lagos, Mr. Daniel Krull, has announced plans to strengthen bilateral relations with Nigeria through faster visa processing, expanded economic collaboration, and new creative and academic partnerships. Speaking at a...

Composer Sarah Kirkland Snider loves music so much, she might just eat it

Any composer's relationship to music is intense, but Sarah Kirkland Snider, whose debut opera, Hildegard, receives its world premiere at the LA Opera this week, ratchets that intensity up to a higher, more metaphysical level. When Snider hears...

When the Violin Speaks Armenian: A New Chapter in Music Education Unfolds in Armenia

When the violin speaks Armenian, it gives rise to more than mere music – it brings forth the history, memory, and pride of a nation. YEREVAN, November 4. /ARKA/. When the violin speaks Armenian, it gives rise to more than mere music – it brings...

Book about pastor Latzel's case in Germany: Character assassination

The German judicial system engaged in ‘malicious distortion’ in the trial against Bremen pastor Olaf Latzel, David Wengenroth writes in a recently published book. The lawyer and journalist Wengenroth, who works for the Christian German press...

Nigeria's Tuggar to Trump: state-backed religious persecution impossible under constitution

BERLIN (Reuters) -Nigerian Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar said on Tuesday that state involvement in religious persecution was “impossible” in Nigeria under the country’s laws and constitution. Speaking in Berlin alongside his German counterpart...

Are attacks on Christians, family, & religious freedoms imaginary?

Opinion piece by: Errol Naidoo Article source: familypolicyinstitute.com Gaslighting is described as a “form of psychological manipulation where a person makes you question your own reality, sanity, and memories, often to gain power and control...

Musicians known for 'breathtaking guitar work, soulful songs' coming to Sudbury

Don Ross and Julie Malia to entertain at Knox Hall on Nov. 28 Sudbury music lovers are in for a treat as world-renowned guitarist Don Ross and acclaimed German singer-songwriter Julie Malia bring their international tour to Knox Hall Nov. 28 in a...

A look ahead: November events: Our guide to Luxembourg life, culture, and entertainment

November is here, filled with touring bands passing through the Grand Duchy, our favourite Bazar International, a wide range of fairs, theatre productions, as well as social activities and family fun. 3 November – Arch Enemy + Amorphis + Eluveitie...

An angel finds new purpose volunteering at local humane society

PENSACOLA, Fla. -- He went to find a friend. He walked away with more friends than anyone could ask for, as well as a ton of things to do. And Steve Cline couldn't be happier. We'll show you where this Angel would gladly share the love. "I came to...

Germany pledges stronger ties with Nigeria

The new Consul General of Germany in Lagos, Daniel Krull, has pledged to deepen economic, cultural, and academic cooperation between Germany and Nigeria. Mr Krull, who assumed office in August, spoke during a news conference on Monday at the...

Wartburg's Kleinfeld Lecture to feature head of German International School

Carsten Apsel, head of the German International School in Washington, D.C., will be the featured speaker at Wartburg College's annual Kleinfeld Lecture in German History, Culture and Politics at 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 10. Apsel's lecture, "Bridging...