From Voice Of Europe, more places in France are becoming Muslim-only.
From Deutsche Welle, Germany's foreign population reaches a new record.
From Reuters, Germany will extend its controls on the border with Austria for six months.
From the Express, according to a report, Syrian migrants in Germany are being smuggled to Turkey.
From The Guardian, French police are accused of trying to pass off children as adults. (To what extent will this offset passing of adults as children? The story comes via Sputnik International.)
From Breitbart Jerusalem, European Jews are facing anti-Semitism "not seen since the Second World War".
From Russia Today, French President Macron is "shamelessly peddling war opportunities over Syria".
From Ekathimerini, smugglers trafficking illegal aliens undocumented migrants out of Greece shift their operations to the Peloponnese. (Looks like I'm not the only one who has noticed that the migrants are being trafficked.)
From Politico, the European Court of Justice rules that migrants who request family unification before turning 18 should keep their minor status even if they turn 18 during the process.
From ANSA, Italian parties enter the second round of their government-formation talks. (via Voice Of Europe)
From Thema, a Greek fighter jet crashes into the Aegean, after participating in an operation to intercept Turkish planes which had allegedly violated Greek airspace.
From The Local DE, a nation-wide public services strike in Germany continues into its third day.
From The Brussels Times, in Belgium, the People's Party proposes a bill banning all organizations which demand sharia in that country.
From the Egypt Independent, Egypt's Grand Mufti issues a fatwa against buying "likes" on social media.
From the Breitbart London, a Muslim woman has been caught with a USB key containing information on 2,626 officials who work for the French Central Directorate of Interior Intelligence. (Si vous lisez français, lisez plus à Le Point.)
From The Nation, a lecturer in Indonesia faces "hate speech" charges for calling holy books "fiction". (This site is from Thailand.)
From Live Law, an organization cites the Koran before the Delhi, India High Court to justify a ban on disabled people attending the Hajj.
From Coconuts, in response to international outrage, Indonesia's Aceh province will stop caning convicts in public. (Which means, of course, that they still could punish people in private.)
From Gatestone Institute, if you want some "hate speech", listen to the Palestinians.
From the Sun Sentinel, a Marjorie Stoneman Douglas teacher has been arrested for leaving his gun in a school bathroom. (via the New York Post)
From the New York Post, the original anthem kneeler's tryout with the Seattle Seahawks didn't go very well.
From National Review, a review (pun intended) of the movie Borg vs. McEnroe.
From UPI, a review of Al Yankovic's current tour.
And from NBC New York, after receiving reports of a loose tiger, the NYPD find a fortunately much small animal.
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