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Syrian Religious Endowments Ministry Accused of Pressuring Young Schoolgirls to Wear Hijab Its Islamic Primary Education Directorate is reportedly conducting school campaigns that encourage and allegedly pressure children to cover their hair. The allegations raise concerns about religious pressure on minors, freedom of choice, and the growing influence of religious authorities over children's education in Syria. Subscribe Visegrád24

Germany deported 40 Afghan men convicted of criminal offenses to Kabul, Afghanistan, aboard a charter flight departing from Leipzig/Halle Airport. Their convictions included offenses such as murder, rape, sexual abuse of minors, violent assault and drug trafficking. Subscribe Visegrád24

A 29-year-old Syrian migrant attacked a 37-year-old off-duty Austrian police officer with a kitchen knife while the officer was stretching after a jog in Vienna The Syrian man approached him and suddenly attacked without saying a word. The two men did not know each other. The officer fought back fiercely and shouted for help. During the struggle, the knife blade broke multiple times, helping prevent potentially more serious injuries. When passersby noticed the confrontation, the attacker fled toward Ottakring subway station. The injured officer received emergency treatment and was transported to hospital. Police subsequently located the Syrian suspect. Subscribe Visegrád24

Bishop Athanasius Schneider: “There is an orchestrated plan of the European political elites to de-Christianize Europe.” Subscribe Visegrád24

Qatari broadcaster Al Jazeera has released previously unseen footage showing senior commanders of Hamas's Al-Qassam Brigades, including military chief Mohammed Deif, discussing battle plans in underground tunnels and operations rooms in Gaza ahead of the October 7, 2023, terrorist attack on Israel. The footage shows Deif examining models of Israeli tanks and meeting with senior commanders, including Rafa'a Salameh, Mohammed Odeh and Hamas spokesman Abu Obeida. Other recordings show Deif alongside Yahya Sinwar and Ismail Haniyeh at a rocket manufacturing facility. Al Jazeera also published documents it says reveal how the attack was prepared. One, dated October 5, 2023, bears Deif's signature following a six-hour military meeting and orders the assault to begin at 6:30 a.m. on October 7. Another, dated February 2023, documents preparations months before the massacre. Hamas terrorists killed approximately 1,200 people in southern Israel on October 7, most of them civilians, and abducted 251 others into Gaza. Deif was killed in an Israeli airstrike in July 2024. The other senior commanders featured in the archival footage have also since been killed by Israel. Subscribe Visegrád24

Russian drones attacked the “7th Kilometer” market in Odesa. A fire broke out there. Subscribe Visegrád24

🇲🇾 In Malaysia, a man fleeing from the police stopped to pay the highway toll Because of his “responsibility,” he was almost caught and then rammed the barrier to continue escaping. Subscribe Visegrád24

Two universities in the United Arab Emirates, Zayed University and United Arab Emirates University have begun preventing female students wearing the niqab from entering their campuses. Meanwhile, in Europe, many governments refuse to impose restrictions on religious face coverings in educational institutions when stronger measures are needed to counter Islamist influence on children. Subscribe Visegrád24

Ukrainian drones attacked one of the largest Ozon logistics centers in southern Russia The logistics center in Adygeisk covers more than 100,000 square meters, and investments in the project amounted to about $75 million. Subscribe Visegrád24

First Muslim senator elected amid past Muslim Brotherhood statement Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won the U.S. Senate election in Michigan, becoming the first Muslim elected to the upper chamber of Congress. El-Sayed used the phrase “hurt people hurt people” when commenting on the terrorist attack on the Temple Israel synagogue in West Bloomfield, where a man rammed the building with a truck. He essentially justified the antisemitic violence by suggesting the attacker had relatives killed in Lebanon by Israeli strikes. He took an extremely hardline position on the Middle East, openly calling Israel’s actions in Gaza “genocide” and demanding a complete halt to U.S. military aid. El-Sayed was among 46 Egyptian-Americans who signed a 2012 statement supporting Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood-backed President Mohamed Morsi and calling on him to “purge the media and the police as quickly as possible.” Shortly before the election, his former primary rival Haley Stevens quit his campaign, accusing El-Sayed of using “dangerous hate rhetoric,” citing his joint appearances with left-wing blogger Hasan Piker, known for harsh statements against Israel and American Jews. Subscribe Visegrád24

Ali Rabeh, a French left-wing politician of Moroccan origin, has called for making certain expressions of the “Great Replacement” theory illegal, arguing that people who portray immigration as a deliberate effort to replace France's population should face legal consequences. He proposed amending France's 1881 press law to punish statements portraying ethnic, religious, or national groups as participating in the replacement of the French population. Rabeh went further, saying he would even support changing the French Constitution to outlaw the theory. Subscribe Visegrád24

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky awarded U.S. First Lady Melania Trump the Order of Princess Olga The award followed Melania Trump’s successful humanitarian mission and mediation that arranged a local ceasefire in the Russian-occupied Oleshky in the Kherson region, allowing the evacuation of more than 750 civilians. Subscribe Visegrád24

Elon Musk on U.S. midterm election results: "Guess my election-interfering space lasers didn’t work this time 🤷‍♂️" Subscribe Visegrád24

Samuele Lodi, 56, was elected secretary-general of FIOM-CGIL, Italy’s left-wing metalworkers’ union, with an overwhelming 98.74% of the votes During his appearance on stage, Lodi wore a Palestinian keffiyeh bearing the Arabic words “Al-Aqsa Flood,” the name Hamas gave its October 7, 2023 terrorist attack against Israel, in which approximately 1,200 people were killed and 251 taken hostage. Subscribe Visegrád24

Trump congratulates Democrats on their midterm victories “Congratulations to the Democrats. They did a good job. They’ve been looking for this one for 11 years, and they finally got it. But I don’t view it as a hit on me. I think we’ve done ... We’ve had the greatest two years in the history of the presidency.” Subscribe Visegrád24

Salim Ahmed Said, 37, a Somali-born co-owner of Safari Restaurant in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for his role in stealing $44 million from a taxpayer-funded program intended to feed underprivileged children during the COVID-19 pandemic. Prosecutors revealed that Said claimed his restaurant was distributing up to 6,000 meals daily, while FBI surveillance showed an average of just 40 people collecting food. Fraudulent claims even listed children who did not exist. Said and his associates used the scheme to obtain millions in public funds, which financed luxury purchases. Convicted in 2025 on 21 felony counts involving fraud, bribery and money laundering, Said was also ordered to pay more than $44 million in restitution. Subscribe Visegrád24

Stella Maris, the Pro-Palestine outgoing rector of the University of St Andrews in Scotland, has been banned from campus for seven years after an independent investigation found that her behavior toward university staff and student representatives was consistent with bullying. Maris previously sparked controversy after emailing students accusing Israel of carrying out “genocidal attacks” in Gaza, leaving some students distressed and concerned for their safety. Subscribe Visegrád24

Germany is allowing more than 200,000 migrants who are legally required to leave the country to remain under temporary deportation suspensions, according to new figures released by the federal government As of September 30, 2026, Germany had 256,873 people officially required to leave the country, including 200,601 who held a temporary suspension of deportation, known as Duldung. That means approximately 78% of migrants under an obligation to leave were not immediately subject to deportation because their removal had been temporarily suspended. Reasons for suspending deportation can include missing identity documents, medical conditions, family circumstances, or practical obstacles preventing removal. Subscribe Visegrád24

Barbara, a 24-year-old French woman, was found dead on December 10, 2024, inside her apartment in Avignon, France Her body was discovered partially undressed, with severe facial injuries and signs of strangulation. The principal suspect, Fouad L., a 34-year-old Moroccan national, had an extensive criminal history involving 17 previous convictions, including weapons possession, death threats, kidnapping, torture and drug trafficking. In 2017, he and his brother were sentenced to four years in prison for repeatedly stabbing a man following an argument over a perceived disrespectful look. During those proceedings, Fouad reportedly declared: “If you wake the devil in me, you'll find him.” In February 2023, he received another two-year prison sentence for violently assaulting a 23-year-old man. During a police operation, officers discovered an assault rifle, ammunition, a bulletproof vest, and drugs. Shortly after his release from prison, he met Barbara in Avignon. According to French media, Barbara's mother encountered Fouad shortly before her daughter's death and became concerned after learning that he had recently been released from prison. Following Barbara's killing, Fouad fled France. On December 24, 2024, Dutch police detained him in Amsterdam over a suspected shoplifting incident. He was subsequently extradited to France. Subscribe Visegrád24

A woman dressed in a full black burka, with only one eye visible, was removed by a sheriff's deputy from a Pinellas County Commission meeting in Florida after playing a recording of the Islamic call to prayer The incident occurred during a heated public comment session over the planned expansion of Masjid Al Rahman, a local mosque. The woman approached the podium and played the recording for nearly a minute before Commission Chairman Dave Eggers repeatedly ordered her to stop. “Ma’am, you’re going to have to stop … stop the music, stop the tape,” Eggers told her. When she refused, a Pinellas County Sheriff's Office deputy escorted her out of the chamber, prompting shouting and arguments among audience members. The mosque plans to replace its existing building with a new structure approximately 1,000 square feet larger. Subscribe Visegrád24

Catholic university students in Jakarta, Indonesia, carried a giant red cross measuring approximately five meters (16 feet) tall during a major anti-government demonstration Members of the Indonesian Catholic Students Association (PMKRI) marched through central Jakarta carrying the enormous cross toward the Hotel Indonesia Roundabout, joining students from other universities protesting government policies. The Catholic students explained that the red cross symbolized suffering, solidarity, resistance to injustice, and hope for justice. The demonstration took place in Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim-majority country, with a population of approximately 286 million people, of whom around 87% are Muslim and 10.5% are Christian, including roughly 3% Catholics. Subscribe Visegrád24

A Syrian migrant murdered Father Samir Mikhael Daou, a Lebanese Maronite Catholic priest, inside his home in the village of Ain Jrain, north of Beirut, Lebanon The priest had disappeared on Wednesday afternoon, with his phone last detected in Byblos at approximately 1 p.m. before being switched off. His family eventually discovered his bloodied body on the second floor of a house he owned but did not regularly occupy. The Syrian migrant had accompanied the priest to help harvest olives shortly before his disappearance. The suspected killer fled with Father Daou's vehicle and mobile phone, but he was later arrested. Subscribe Visegrád24

Brahim Aouissaoui, the Tunisian illegal migrant convicted of murdering three people in the 2020 Islamist terrorist attack at Notre-Dame Basilica in Nice, France, has appealed his life sentence On October 29, 2020, Aouissaoui entered the basilica armed with a knife and murdered three worshippers and church workers. His victims were: • Nadine Vincent, 60, who was nearly decapitated. • Simone Barreto Silva, 44, a Franco-Brazilian mother who was stabbed 24 times and died after escaping the church. • Vincent Loquès, 55, the church sacristan and father of two daughters, whose throat was slit. Born in Tunisia in 1999, Aouissaoui entered Europe illegally by boat, arriving on the Italian island of Lampedusa on September 20, 2020. Despite receiving an order to leave Italy, he traveled through the country and reached Nice on October 27, just two days before the massacre. During his trial in Paris in February 2025, he admitted committing the murders but declared: "I am not a terrorist, I am a Muslim." He justified the killings as revenge for Muslims killed by the West, arguing that revenge was a right. When questioned about decapitating a woman, he described beheading as a symbolic act intended to frighten people. On February 26, 2025, a special criminal court in Paris sentenced him to life imprisonment with an irreducible minimum term, France's harshest criminal punishment. Judges cited his extreme dangerousness, lack of remorse, and continued risk of committing further violence. Six years after the massacre, his conviction is now being challenged on appeal. Subscribe Visegrád24

Anastazja Rubińska was a 27-year-old Polish woman from Wrocław who went to the Greek island of Kos in 2023 to work during the tourist season One day, she left home and never came back. After six days, they found her naked, lifeless body wrapped in a sheet and dumped near a salt marsh area. Investigators confirmed she had been kidnapped, raped, and strangled to death. Salahuddin S., a Bangladeshi migrant, was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment. When the police arrested him, he had scratches on his face, showing that Anastazja fought until the very end. RIP, Anastazja 💔🇵🇱 Subscribe Visegrád24

Binance hack was prepared over several months North Korean hackers used a fake job interview to infect employees’ computers, according to the exchange’s report. In June, engineer A installed malware. Security replaced his device and changed all access, but the attackers already knew the engineers’ roles. In September, engineer B was offered a job at a non-existent company by a “project director.” He passed two interviews and downloaded a malicious “test assignment.” On October 20, through his infected computer, hackers reached Binance’s internal AI tool and gained access to the computers of engineers A and C. On October 29, using that data, they launched the attack. Binance said the hack affected $6.34 billion in assets, of which about $2.85 billion was frozen. “We have already reserved more than 100% of the funds needed to cover the losses,” the exchange said. The report also mentions the FBI’s version that North Korean authorities are behind the hack. Subscribe Visegrád24

Ukrainian forces destroy a Russian Mi-8 helicopter in the occupied Luhansk region Soldiers from the unmanned systems unit of the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade struck the enemy helicopter with a Hornet kamikaze drone. Subscribe Visegrád24

Four of the five men arrested in connection with the brutal farm attack in Syferfontein, in South Africa’s North West province, appeared in court on charges of attempted murder, robbery with aggravating circumstances, and illegal possession of a firearm. The fifth man arrested will be a state witness, according to provincial police commissioner Lieutenant General Adams. Last week, 50-year-old cattle farmer Donovan Marx was brutally tortured during an attack on his farm. During the attack, Marx had both ears cut off, was severely beaten, shot in the back, and stabbed in the leg. According to Agri North West deputy chairperson André Strydom, the attackers also attempted to mutilate his genitals. Marx underwent emergency surgery and is currently in critical but stable condition. Police have now arrested five suspects in connection with the attack. Following the attack, a member of South Africa’s parliament, Andile Mngxitama, celebrated the vicious assault in a post on X, in which he declared that “attacking the ears is symbolic to denote the refusal of land thieves to listen” and “No land no peace.” The South African government still denies that there is a racial element to farm murders. Subscribe Visegrád24

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