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Islam 27 November Nov 2015 0939 27 November 2015 Why I quit the Muslim Brotherhood
Vita International spoke to writer and blogger Mohamed Louizi, about his 15 years in the Moroccan and French branches of the Muslim Brotherhood, and his decision to quit and become involved in producing a counter-narrative on jihad, non-violence and youth radicalization.
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Molenbeek 23 November Nov 2015 1224 23 November 2015 When multiculturalism becomes monoculturalism
The excessiveness of good intentions, and the reaction towards globalizaton. What has contributed to changing the commune of Molenbeek into a monocultural zone ? Vita International speaks to Jan De Volder, head of office of The European Federation of the Community of Sant’Egidio,the international movement of Christians.
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After Paris 16 November Nov 2015 1832 16 November 2015 Apprentice Wizards
Insights by Paolo Branca, one of the most recognized European experts on Islamic Affairs: "The role of the great diplomats has vanished and farsighted statesmen are impossible to be found. The last word remains fatally in the hands of bombs, capable of destroying but unaware of any possible future".
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After Paris 16 November Nov 2015 1110 16 November 2015 Isis has clear ideology, the West lives by its contradictions
Wael Farouq: "Let’s not do play the Islamic State’s game. Closing the borders is wrong, those who want to come to Europe are attracted by its values".
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Paris 16 November Nov 2015 0925 16 November 2015 EU: "We will face this threat together"
Joint statement of the EU Heads of State or Government and the leaders of the EU institutions on the terrorist attacks in Paris
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Islam 5 November Nov 2015 1122 05 November 2015 In the bathroom doorway
The doubt faced by a young man who is son of a culture in which the victory of religion as an ideology has led to the destruction of any possibility to practice religion on his own terms, and on the on the other hand, he lives according to the dictates of a Western world in which the defeat of religion as ideology has led to the marginalization of religious practice from public life.
