Please Don’t Give Our Money to Terrorists
The naval stalemate off Somalia has produced one positive — the pirates have so far brushed off getting cozy with terrorists.
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Slashing Solar Subsidies, and Lighting Way for China
The fine balance in Germany between markets and green energy policy highlights the real-world challenges for moving away from traditional power sources.
The Swiss and Their Guns
The relationship may be changing in Europe’s best-armed nation, which next month votes on how to store guns for its standing militia.
Combining Heat and Power
An old American idea to capture and use waste heat from electricity generation, adopted by Europe, needs to come back home for a visit.
The Politics of a European Pat-Down
Airport security in Europe tends to be more discreet than in the U.S. But an industry group wants to change that.
What Makes Somalis So Different?
Somali immigrants in America have followed European patterns of integration, and not the ideal of the melting pot.
Funding Mosques from the State Treasury
Secular European governments give money to Muslim congregations in an effort to defang radicalism imported from foreign sources.
Mixing Europe and the Middle East
It's a long and sorrowful history. But is the new Islamophobia also "anti-Semitism"?
Panic, Pseudoscience and Muslim Immigration
German politician and banker Thilo Sarrazin scared his countrymen with unsophisticated analysis and a eugenics-based argument about native intelligence.
A Banner Year for Islam Bashing
Why has anti-Muslim sentiment risen in lockstep in America and Europe?