COGNICURRENT

The article discusses the implications of church affiliation on employment policies in Poland, emphasizing that resigning from the Church should not justify dismissal.

A letter raises concerns about Muslim prayer rooms in Italian schools, questioning whether this practice contradicts societal principles.

Nitish Kumar has announced his departure from the alliance with Narendra Modi's BJP, criticizing the party for fostering Hindu-Muslim divisions.

Nitish Kumar reflects on his political journey, emphasizing his departure from alliance with the BJP, highlighting ideological shifts in Indian politics over the years.

The debate in Italy centers around the secular nature of schools, particularly regarding the exclusion of religious symbols like the Madonna of San Luca, highlighting tensions between traditional Catholic values and modern secularism.

Tina Biard-Sansonetti, a candidate in the Marseille municipal elections, faces controversy for allegedly using mosques as venues for her campaign activities in the northern districts of the city.

The article praises Quebec Premier François Legault for his commitment to secularism and universal civic values, highlighting his legacy as a defender against religious extremism.

The Spanish bishops have requested that the Parliament holds a joint session with Pope Leon XIV during his upcoming visit, which raises questions about the role of religion in a secular state.

In a recent opinion piece, Joachim Le Floch-Imad criticizes the lenient sentences handed down in the appeal trial related to the assassination of Samuel Paty, indicating a troubling trend for French society.

The article argues against granting Ramadan the same recognition as Christmas in Sweden, emphasizing the importance of a secular cultural calendar.

The article discusses the legal and social implications of a 17-year-old Muslim girl wearing a hijab in a Spanish school amidst debates over religious freedom and secularism.

Aftenposten argues against implementing religious services in schools, emphasizing the importance of keeping educational environments neutral and inclusive for all students.

The Islamic party in Rome is pushing for schools to close during Ramadan, sparking significant opposition and debate over the integration of Islamic practices in public education.

Turkey's Ministry of Education is promoting Ramadan education in schools, igniting opposition over its implications for secularism.

The article discusses the juxtaposition between the public persona of religious leaders and their private interpretations regarding doctrine, paralleling this with the Munich Security Conference.

The article discusses the need to rethink the religious underpinnings of transatlantic relations in light of changing global dynamics.

A debate ensues between a Shiv Sena UBT leader and a prominent Muslim scholar.

A Muslim scholar emphasizes the constitutional nature of India and discusses its implications for the community.

Dr. Sulkowski critiques the prevailing secular model in Europe, suggesting it fails to address the complexity of religious identity against civic loyalty.

Taslima Nasrin expressed her dissatisfaction with the BNP victory, highlighting the failure of the Islamist party Jamaat-e-Islami in the recent Bangladesh elections.

This article discusses new academic publications in Korea, highlighting key themes in labor studies, philosophy of science, secularism, sociology, and classical Greek language.

A guide titled "Muslims in the West: A Steady Cultural Practice, and an Adapted Presence" has been published by the Grand Mosque of Paris to assist Muslim communities in France navigate their religious practices within the framework of French secularism.

Quebec churches face closures as government funding for renovations is halted and secularism rises amid increasing repair costs.

Samajwadi Party spokesperson Ashutosh Verma stated that the country operates under the Constitution, not based on the words of religious leaders.

Samajwadi Party MLA Fahim Irfan has emphasized the public's view of Akhilesh Yadav as a secular leader and the need for change in Uttar Pradesh.

In the dead of night, an anonymous collective covers walls tagged by the far left with blue-white-red stickers saying "Free France" in response to "Free Gaza", aiming to reclaim public space and defend secularism and freedom.

The article explores the various Iranian resistance movements that advocate for democracy, secularism, unity, and minority rights, highlighting both well-known and clandestine groups since 1979.

Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran's last Shah, is seen as both a beacon of hope and skepticism among protesters in his home country as he positions himself as a potential leader in the event of regime change.

François Piquemal, a deputy from La France Insoumise, has introduced a bill aimed at ensuring freedom of funerals in France, proposing the allowance of funerals without coffins for ecological and secular reasons.

The article discusses the perception of Iranians regarding potential regime change amidst their ongoing nationwide protests.

A new party advocating for secularism and women's rights has been launched in Hamburg, primarily driven by exiled Iranian women concerned about religious fundamentalism.

In Hamburg, a new party advocating for secularism and women's rights has emerged, driven by exiled Iranian women concerned about the influence of religious extremism.

Philippe Raynaud and Jean-Marie Salamito engage in a debate about the origins of secularism in France, questioning whether it stems from French political history or Christian thought.