BERLIN, Oct. 17 (UPI) -- Europeans are alarmed by a rise in mosques that may become catalysts in another round of a cultural conflict, further hampering the integration of Muslims in Europe.

But for Europe's growing Muslim population, rows like these are yet another front in their battle for acceptance. In Greece, plans to build the first mosque in the Athens area in nearly 200 years ...

A flood of refuges throughout Europe as made it increasingly difficult for economic asylum seekers to obtain residency. Afraid that if they contact existing support systems for refugees they will ...

David Frum: You are promoting a new book, about Islam in Europe.As so often in your intellectual career, you perceive potential harmony where others see mostly conflict. Terrorism in the name of ...

PARIS: Petitions in London, protests in Cologne, a court case in Marseille and a violent clash in Berlin — Muslims in Europe are meeting resistance to plans for mosques that befit Islam’s ...

In Europe, "I observe more and more visitors every year," Polish historian and guide Anna Krasnicka wrote in an e-mail from Poland's Podlaskie region, home to two historic, wooden Lipka Tatar mosques.

Across Europe, Muslims who have long prayed in garages and old factories face scepticism and concern for wanting to build stately mosques to give proud testimony to the faith and solidity of ...

According to various estimates, at least 200,000 Chechens now live in European countries, and from Belgium to Norway, passing through France, Austria and Germany, the mosques of this diaspora fuelled ...

PARIS (RNS) European lawmakers are calling for tighter restrictions on the mosques, which critics say keep diaspora Turks from fully integrating.

Christians are still a majority in Europe but disaffiliation thinned the Christian population from 2010 to 2020, according to Pew Research Center.