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Verschleierungsverbot Dänemark verhängt erstmals Geldstrafe für das Tragen eines Nikab

Sie war beim Einkaufen, als die Polizei sie anhielt: Seit Mittwoch ist das Tragen von Burkas und Nikabs in Dänemark verboten. Nun bekommt erstmals eine Frau einen Bußgeldbescheid - über 1000 Kronen.

Dänemark verhängt erstmals Geldstrafe für das Tragen eines Nikab - Mads Claus Rasmussen/ dpa

Von Paris nach Berlin "Marsch der Muslime gegen den Terrorismus" gestartet

"Wir dürfen den Islam nicht Barbaren und Mördern überlassen": Mit dieser Botschaft wollen sich Imame während eines Protestmarschs auf den Weg durch Europa machen. Sie hoffen auf viele Unterstützer.

"Marsch der Muslime gegen den Terrorismus" gestartet - Sebastian Kunigkeit/ dpa

Distorted Views Pro-Erdogan Sites Take Aim at Critics in Germany

Websites like the Ottoman Generation and Muslim Mainstream have become gathering points for supporters of Erdogan in Germany. But they are also being used to incite hatred against the Turkish president's critics. Von Susan Djahangard und Katrin Elger

Pro-Erdogan Sites Take Aim at Critics in Germany - SASCHA SCHUERMANN/ AFP

Daughters of Jihad The German Women of Islamic State

Much is known about men leaving Germany to take up arms on behalf of Islamic State. Less has been reported about the flocks of women traveling to Syria to join the jihad. Experts view them as a growing terrorist threat. Von Jörg Diehl, Hubert Gude, Barbara Schmid und Fidelius Schmid

The Belgium Question Why Is a Small Country Producing So Many Jihadists?

Relative to the size of its population, no other country in Europe sends as many young jihadists to Syria as Belgium does. But why? Some say one problem lies with the fractured nature of the country itself. Von Katrin Kuntz und Gregor Peter Schmitz

Why Is a Small Country Producing So Many Jihadists?

Rising Anti-Semitism Increasing Numbers of French Jews Moving to Israel

Following the recent terror attacks in France, more French Jews than ever before are planning on emigrating to Israel. Life there is expensive and far from perfect, but anti-Semitism in Europe, say many, is becoming intolerable. Von Nicola Abé und Julia Amalia Heyer

Increasing Numbers of French Jews Moving to Israel - Amit Shabi/ laif/ DER SPIEGEL

The Lost Children France Takes Stock of Growing Jihadist Problem

More than 1,000 young people from France have joined extremist groups in Syria and Iraq, more than from any other European country. The recruits are no longer just coming from the margins of society. Von Julia Amalia Heyer

The Muslims of Tromsø Ramadan in the Land of the Midnight Sun

During Ramadan, Muslims fast until the sun goes down. But what if you live in a place where there is no sunset? The believers in Tromsø, Norway spent years searching for a solution to that conundrum. Now that they have found one, new problems have arisen. Von Dennis Betzholz

Ramadan in the Land of the Midnight Sun - Thomas Grabka/ DER SPIEGEL

French Philosopher Finkielkraut 'There Is a Clash of Civilizations'

French society is under threat, argues philosopher Alain Finkielkraut in a controversial new book. The conservative spoke to SPIEGEL about what he sees as the failure of multiculturalism and the need for better integration of Muslim immigrants. Von Romain Leick und Mathieu von Rohr

Legal Limbo Lawyers Seek Clarity on Headscarves in Court

The German court system has a patchwork of rules and regulations about whether female lawyers should be permitted to wear the hijab, or Muslim headscarf, in court. Experts say the lack of legal clarity is unsustainable, and that a big debate is brewing. Von Joachim Wagner

Lawyers Seek Clarity on Headscarves in Court - Federico Gambarini/ picture-alliance/ dpa

Islam in Germany Burqini Ruling Was the Right Call

A German court ruled Wednesday that schools can require Muslim girls to participate in co-ed swimming classes. They were right to do so -- but not for the reasons many conservatives suggest. Von Dietmar Hipp und Maximilian Popp

Burqini Ruling Court Says Schools Can Require Co-Ed Swims

Germany's top federal administrative court has ruled that schools can require Muslim girls to participate in co-ed swimming classes. The judges argue they can wear a burqini to address any concerns about religious dress codes.

Court Says Schools Can Require Co-Ed Swims - Rolf Haid/ picture-alliance/ dpa

German-Turkish Voters Turn Away from SPD

Von Jane Paulick

German-Turkish Voters Turn Away from SPD - ? Johannes Eisele / Reuters/ Reuters

Suspicion and Hate Racist Attacks On Arabs Increase in Israel

Arabs are being beaten and insulted in Israel, where the number of racially motivated attacks has risen dramatically. The unresolved conflict, fueled by nationalist politicians, is shifting from Palestinian areas into the Israeli heartland. Von Julia Amalia Heyer

Racist Attacks On Arabs Increase in Israel - Abir Sultan/ dpa

German Jihadists Officials Fear Return of Syrian War Veterans

German security officials believe that a number of Germans have teamed up with radical Islamists on the frontlines in Syria. What worries them most are the training and ties they've gained abroad -- and whether they'll continue the jihad once home. Von Matthias Gebauer und Raniah Salloum

Officials Fear Return of Syrian War Veterans - BULENT KILIC/ AFP

'I Am a Bomb' Mother Acquitted over Child's 9/11 Shirt

A French court has dropped charges against a mother accused of glorifying terrorism by sending her 3-year-old son to kindergarten wearing a 9/11-themed T-shirt. The decision has infuriated officials.

Mother Acquitted over Child's 9/11 Shirt - ANNE-CHRISTINE POUJOULAT/ AFP

Strange Bedfellows The Ex-Jihadist Who Embraced France's Far Right

Omar Djellil, the son of Algerian immigrants, has been a gang member, a soldier, a Jihadist and a Socialist. But now he is a hesitant backer of France's right-wing Front National party. What drives a Muslim immigrant into the arms of Islamophobes? Von Mathieu von Rohr

The Ex-Jihadist Who Embraced France's Far Right - Lucas Dolega/ dpa

A Mecca in Europe Why Islam Is an Integral Part of Germany

German politicians have lately shown a penchant for weighing in on whether Islam belongs to Germany. A clear understanding of history, however, is often missing from the debate. Von Bernhard Zand

Why Islam Is an Integral Part of Germany - Sean Gallup/ Getty Images

Muhammad Cartoons Shown in Germany Salafists Attack Police at Far-Right Rally

A group of radical Muslims attacked police in the German city of Solingen on Tuesday during a far-right demonstration, injuring four. They were provoked by the anti-Islamic Pro NRW party, which displayed cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad. Officials had warned that the publicity stunt could spark violence.

Salafists Attack Police at Far-Right Rally - dapd

Islamists in Enemy Territory The Missionary Zeal of Germany's Salafists

Salafists in Germany have attracted increasing attention in recent weeks with their campaign to hand out millions of free Korans. What, though, is their ultimate goal? Some sell Islamism like it is pop-culture and openly call for holy war, even under the watchful eye of the authorities. Von Hubert Gude, Souad Mekhennet und Christoph Scheuermann

The Missionary Zeal of Germany's Salafists - dapd

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