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A stunning array of geopolitics and Muslim horror as the doctrine of Islam manifests itself onto the rest of the world.

1. Boko Haram region poised for world’s worst crisis, says UN

United Nations assistant secretary general Toby Lanzer said the suffering in northeast Nigeria and surrounding areas was the worst he had ever witnessed.

"I have worked in Darfur," Lanzer told reporters, referring to the war-torn Sudanese region. "The scale and the depth of suffering that I have seen (in Nigeria) is unparalleled in my experience."

Nigeria-born Islamist group Boko Haram has waged a brutal insurgency in the country's northeast, with violence spreading more recently to western Cameroon as well as the south of Chad and Niger.

Boko Haram is an Islamic State subordinate, jihad group, who's name means "Western (education and customs) are forbidden".

In this news video from about a year ago, the leader of Boko Haram swears fealty to Abu Backr, the leader of the Islamic State, and advises the world's Muslims to follow suit.

2.  Pakistan threatens to DESTROY India with nuclear bomb as atomic enemies edge to the brink of war

PAKISTAN’S Defence Minister has threatened to “destroy” India – after India said on Thursday it had carried out “surgical strikes” on suspected militants preparing to infiltrate from Pakistan-ruled Kashmir.

The strikes, which were a response to shots fired across the de facto border through the disputed Himalayan territory, could lead to a military escalation between the two nuclear-armed neighbours – risking a ceasefire agreed in 2003.

Both Pakistan and India claim Kashmir in full, but rule separate parts

Tensions have been heightened since an attack on an Indian military base in Kashmir earlier this month, which left 18 soldiers dead.

 

3. Update on the man who tried to run over people in Austria screaming Allah hu ackbar. Police have arrested a Turkish national.

A 21-year-old man is reported to have tried to run down a group of people and after he failed, was seen wildly throwing punches, allegedly attempting to hit police officers.

Police spokesman Thomas Keiblinger said: “He drove straight at the pedestrians. It was very tough for them, they only managed to narrowly escape by quickly jumping aside.”

During his arrest, the suspect was heard shouting: “Please, Allah, help me, please, Allahu Akbar.”

Local media report the police found a Quran in the car of the unnamed Turkish driver, which he allegedly borrowed from his father.

The authorities are currently investigating the case.

It comes after a jury found a man guilty of killing three people in Graz last year when he drove his 4x4 at high speed down a crowded pedestrian street.

CBS explains that he is being interrogated as a terror suspect. 

4. Greek Island of Lesbos: Four teenage Pakistani migrants ‘gang rape boy, 16, & FILM savage attack on their phones'

The four teenagers, aged between 16 and 17, face rape and child pornography charges following the heinous attack.

A child psychologist and medical examiner have seen the alleged victim, who is also a migrant from Pakistan.

The reported assault took place at the Moira camp on the Greek island of Lesbos, where the attackers are now being detained.

The Lesbos camp has become a site of carnage and destruction as a huge fire, believed to have been started by migrants, ripped through the site last week, destroying tents and housing units.

 

5. A group of Muslim factory workers sued their company for religious discrimination after they were fired for demanding prayer breaks. 

A group of around 80 Somali Muslim meat packing workers in Nebraska were fired in 2008 when they staged a walkout after negotiations over prayer time breaks broke down. [...] 

A group of employees then staged a walk-out, leading to the factory granting a mass prayer break at sunset.

However, a group of Hispanic non-Muslim employees then staged a walk-out, enraged that the Muslim employees had been granted what they perceived as preferential treatment. In order to stop that strike, the company reneged on its previous agreement with the Muslims.

The article continues to explain how the Muslims lost that suit, although not completely why.

The implication is that not all claims of religious discrimination will not be automatically found in favour of the complainant.

That is a good thing for liberal democracy. 

6. Slovakia: EU migrant quota idea is finished, Fico says

Slovak prime minister Robert Fico, whose country holds the rotating presidency of the EU, has declared the idea of migration quotas “politically finished”.

"Quotas today clearly divide the EU, therefore I think they are politically finished," he told journalists in Bratislava on Monday, according to Reuters.