On June 18 this year, prime minister Jonas Gahr Store finally inaugurated a memorial to commemorate the victims of Europe's most infamous anti-Muslim racist murderer Anders Behring Breivik, who killed more than 77 people — primarily from Norway's Social Democratic youth organisation — as he thought they were "enablers of Islamisation".
Some had wished it would happen a year earlier, on July 22 in...
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Farid Hafez is visiting professor of international studies at Williams College and co-editor of the European Islamophobia Report.