Topic: Tariq Ramadan

New York Police Department monitored Muslim students all over the Northeast

The New York Police Department monitored Muslim college students far more broadly than previously known, at schools far beyond the city limits, including the elite Ivy League colleges of Yale and the University of Pennsylvania, the Associated Press has learned.

Tariq Ramadan: Osama bin Laden is dead, but will West revive ties with Muslims?

Once the rejoicing at Osama bin Laden’s death is over, the West must address the real issue at hand: its relationship with the Muslim world in light of the Arab Spring.

As Europe watches Arab unrest, fears over oil, migration shade its response

Some have criticized Europe for responding slowly to the upheavals in Tunisia and Egypt, though the EU was quick to condemn Libya's violence.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood is a democratic partner, not Islamist threat

The West's fearful stereotypes of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood are based on myth and misunderstanding. Today's Muslim Brotherhood rejects violence and must be a full partner in the process of change – and it will be, if a minimally democratic state can be established in Egypt.

Want to understand what makes a jihadist tick? Read Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s “Nomad.”

Through the "Infidel" author's insights, we learn more about why young men become susceptible to the jihadist siren than from all the weighty tomes of intelligence analysis.

The Future of Islam

How Muslims are forging a 21st-century Islam.

Opinion: Swiss minaret ban: Can Europe learn to trust its Muslim citizens?

Switzerland's ban on minarets is based on inflamed stereotypes that Islam is in conflict with Swiss values.

Dutch MP Wilders enters Britain on free-speech ruling

Dutch MP Geert Wilders, who made a controversial film about Islam, won his appeal against a British ban imposed to stop him from spreading hatred and violent messages.

France: TV for big thinkers

A global online push for compassion

The project to promote the golden rule has attracted 100,000 visitors from 181 nations in its first week.