Von der ‘Verjudung’ zur ‘Islamisierung’. Mein Kommentar zum NIederösterreichischen Wahlkampf hier zum Nachlesen
Austria’s new programme for government: En route to a restrictive policy on Islam?
This week, Austria’s new centre-right and right-wing coalition published its programme for government. This programme does not view Muslims through the lens of human rights and freedom of religion as people to be protected and people who are particularly affected by racism. Instead, they are very obviously cast in the role of a potential threat. […]
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Auf dem Weg zu einer restriktiven Islampolitik
Mein Kommentar zur Islampolitik im neuen Regierungsprogramm von Türkis-Blau hier zur Nachlese.
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Secularism secures Islam’s independence in Europe
My latest op-ed on the Belgium government’s attempt to take control over Brussels’s largest downtown mosque. Read here
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Live Discussion
Belgium’s government is currently discussing the take over of Brussel’s Grand Mosque. Watch the live debate here
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Converging Islamophobias in Europe
This article discusses Islamophobia in the Visegrad Four Countries and Their Western ‘Forerunners’. Read here
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Anti-Semitism, Homophobia, and Islamophobia: The Rising Far-Right in Poland
My piece on how the far-right hijacked Poland’s Independence Day can be read here.
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Post-election Austria: A New Era for the Institutionalization of Islamophobia?
Every cloud has a silver lining. While the social democratic lead government has not proved a recipe against the Islamophobic shift in Austrian politics, this could initially be much easier to achieve for the social democrats in opposition. Read my latest op-ed in The New Turkey
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Austria Elections: Polls show conservatives and far right on rise
My interview ahead of the Austrian elections: Watch here!
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In Austria, the problem is not the far-right party
My op-ed on the upcoming Austrian elections: Read here.
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