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Training program must accept Muslim woman who refuses to shake hands with men.

The most popular name for boys in Belgium is Mohammed.

Richard Lynn reveals the IQ scores of European nations.

Only 44 percent of non-Western immigrants in Denmark have jobs.

Politician had ordered website shut down for planning to display Mohammed cartoons.

30,000 black Africans wait in Mauritania to sneak into Spain.

Foreigners will have to answer high-brow questions to become citizens in Hesse.

Number of asylum seekers arriving in industrialized countries has fallen by half since 2001.

Leader of the Dutch Labor Party worries it is becoming too heavily Muslim.

This week, Spain captured 400 African boat-people in a single day.

"We're the ones who will change you," declares Iraqi refugee in Norway.

German birth rate declines yet further.

Quiz will screen immigrants for tolerance of homosexuality and knowledge of Dutch.

Turkey believes Mohammed cartoons fit grounds for prosecution.

The desecration of churches under Turkish rule a portent for the rest of Europe.

Denmark shows that Europe may not yet be lost.

No European country is taking in immigrants more rapidly than Spain.

At Spanish festivals, only Muslims are exempt from satire.

Muslim vote throws immigration-restrictionists out of office in Holland.

Poll says Norway's Progress Party the most popular in the country.

Belgian paying illegal aliens and rejected asylum seekers to go home.

Dutch immigration minister doesn't think homosexual or Christian Iranians deserve asylum.

40 percent of Belgian prisoners are non-citizens.

Muhammad cartoons have appeared in 143 papers around the world, including 70 in Europe.

Heavy immigration from Central Asia leads to rapid growth in Muslim population.

Cartoon Jihad.

Cartoon jihad leads to increased support for the Danish People's Party.

Rest of Europe may soon follow Holland's lead in rejecting multiculturalism.

Man convicted under German law against insulting religious beliefs.

The "Internet mujahadeen" stage their largest attack ever.

Two Russian newspapers shut down after publishing drawings of Mohammed.

Dutch politician proposes compulsory abortion for certain groups.

Riots over Mohammed cartoons in Pakistan caused millions of dollars of damage.

Nationalist group posts Mohammed cartoons on website. PM apologizes.

City code requires that Dutch be spoken in the streets.

Northern League politician also calls Muslims "Ali Babas."

Non-whites two and a half times more likelty to be unemployed than native Dutch.

German artist withdraws sculpture critical of Islam after threats.

Swedish government shuts down right-wing party's website displaying cartoons of Mohammed.

Muslims from Palestine to Indonesia riot and condemn Mohammed cartoons.

. . . and the European elites join in.

Norwegian Arab lawyer wants to protect minorities from insult or mockery.

French and German papers reprint Mohammed cartoons. Muslims say they'll sue.

Hamas website urges children to reconquer Spanish city when they grow up.

The Rodina party may be a serious challenge to President Putin.

Danish paper apologizes for offending Muslims, and EU condemns Arab boycotts of Danish goods.

Ex-president condemns "these totally outrageous cartoons against Islam."

Norway debates law requiring employers to hire quotas of immigrants.

Danish newspaper stands firm against Muslim threats due to Mohammed cartoons. . .

. . . and Norway caves in.

Netherlands immigration minister says only Dutch should be spoken in public.

Non-white neighborhood in Brussels is a "no-go area" abandoned by police.

Saudis withdraw ambassador over Mohammed cartoons, and Jordan urges punishment of artists.

German government begins to confront the problem of low birth rates.

Swedish left fights to keep asylum seekers in the country.

With influx of immigrants, "ghetto schools" develop in Spain.

Immigration to Netherlands falls as country stops coddling foreigners.

Number of foreigners in Spain has increased by 700,000 over the last year.

Pakistani immigrants in Norway find a neat way of ridding themselves of ex-wives

Elite magazine sympathizes with Muslims in the Danish Mohammed cartoon controversy.

Denmark prosecutor won't file charges against paper for Mohammed cartoons.

Mark Steyn misses the point in discussing Europe's Muslim problem.

Muslims outraged at German requirement that immigrants accept German values.

Danish PM conciliates Arabs over Mohammed cartoons.

Spain will give asylum to women and homosexuals who have suffered discrimination.

Rural region will buy camels so that refugees will feel more at home.

Commentator says Sharia law for Europe possible by 2040.

Teenagers from Middle East epitomize "The Norwegian Dream," says Prime Minister.

Forty percent of Spaniards identify immigration as the country's main problem.

Influential group wants Muslim world to boycott Denmark over Mohammed cartoons.

Poland tries to boost population by paying women to have children.

European Commission condemns Danish papers for caricatures of Mohammed.

Once all-German neighborhood now "like a Turkish village."

Immigration officers celebrated deportations with cake and champagne.

Jews in Belgium increasingly look to Vlaams Belang to protect them from Muslims.