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Barbara Wesel

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Most recent articles by Barbara Wesel

  • Laicism and the death of Samuel Paty

    Emmanuel Macron leads France in fight against Islamism

    In the wake of the brutal murder of teacher Samuel Paty, France has cracked down on suspected Islamist radicals for promoting "hatred and violence". President Macron needs to be tough, yet patient and persuasive, says Barbara Wesel

    By Barbara Wesel 26.10.2020
  • France following the attack on Nice

    Duty-bound to act

    Terrorism is a threat to everyone in France. It′s not a case of ″us against them″: such attacks are also putting the future and safety of Muslims in Western societies in jeopardy. A commentary by Barbara Wesel

    By Barbara Wesel 17.07.2016
  • Paris terrorist attacks

    A terrible case of deja-vu

    Following the January attack on "Charlie Hebdo," Paris has become the target of terrorist attacks for the second time this year. The cold-bloodedness of the assailants has shocked the French. One day later, Barbara Wesel reports from the French capital with her impressions

    By Barbara Wesel 16.11.2015
  • After the Copenhagen attacks

    "We are not afraid"

    The Copenhagen attacks are being regarded as a copy of the attacks in Paris a month ago. In this commentary, Barbara Wesel writes that freedom of speech, the separation of church and state, and gender equality are not negotiable, and that Muslims and non-Muslims alike must conduct a more open and critical debate about political Islam

    By Barbara Wesel 16.02.2015

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