Austria Braced for Right-wing Surge
THE GUARDIAN / THE OBSERVER: The man who has inherited Jorg Haider's mantle as the figurehead of Austria's far right is expected to scoop up a fifth of the popular vote in national elections today in the latest advance for a European party campaigning on anti-immigration policies.

The dramatic rise of Heinz-Christian Strache and the once ailing Freedom Party, formerly led by Haider, has accompanied growing Austrian sentiment against foreigners, economic woes and a widespread disillusionment with the two main centrist parties.

Today's expected results will be seen as a triumph for Strache, a politician who has made a virtue of being even tougher on immigrants than his party's former leader. Polls have suggested that substantial numbers of the young and elderly, blue-collar workers and middle classes will turn out to vote for the man who strengthened his popularity through slogans such as: 'If you want an apartment, all you need is a headscarf.' Austria Braced for Right-wing Surge >>> Peter Beaumont and Michael Leidig in Vienna | Sunday September 28 2008

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French Couple Converts to Islam in Mahweet
YEMEN NEWS AGENCY: MAHWEET, Sep. 27 (Saba)- The French couple Lidris, aged 25, and Fabine, aged 24, who traveled to Yemen, Mahweet, for tourism have converted to Islam after being hosted by a local in the city.

The local, Ahmed Mutahar, invited the French couple to his house in Ramadan and introduced them to teachings and tolerance of Islam which they admired and expressed their intention to embrace Islam.

The couple said the testimony at the Cultural Center for Foreigners Call in Sana'a and got a new marriage contract according to the Islamic Sharia. [Source: French Couple Converts to Islam in Mahweet >>> AM/AM | September 27, 2008

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Right-Wing to Do Well in Austrian Elections
THE TELEGRAPH: As Austrians head to the polls on Sunday, an economic downturn coupled with rising anti-immigrant feeling makes a swing to the right look all but inevitable.

Surveys on the eve of the Sept 28 general elections show the far-right Freedom Party and the Alliance for Austria's Future capturing between 25 and 27 per cent of the vote–something unmatched since Jörg Haider led extreme rightists to a 27 per cent victory in 1999.

Now, with inflation at a 15-year-high of 3.9 per cent and a resurgent xenophobia helping stir voter passions, the country is teetering in political uncertainty.

"Xenophobic feelings are a lot stronger in Austria than in other EU countries," said Helmut Weixler, European parliamentary spokesperson for the Greens.

"A large part of the population has problems [accepting] immigration, and guys like Haider and [Heinz-Christian] Strache exploit those populist feelings. They're very good at that."

Mr Strache, who is 39 and the new face of Austria's virulently anti-foreigner right wing–his Freedom Party promotes slogans like "Vienna must not become Istanbul!" and "Home instead of Islam"–made great strides in elections in 2006 calling for Austria to expel all illegal immigrants and close the doors to new arrivals.

Particularly effective in whipping up the public's fear of foreigners is Kronen Zeitung, an arch-right tabloid run by Hans Dichand that reaches some 40 per cent of the population and wields enormous political influence. Far-right to Do Well in Austrian Elections >>> By Michael Levitin in Berlin | September 27, 2008

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Austrian Far-Right in Comeback
TVNZ: Austria's far-right Freedom Party is ready to re-enter government after three and a half years in opposition and the two main parties must decide if they will do business with it after this month's election, its leader Heinz-Christian Strache says. 
 


When Freedom first joined a national government in 2000 under then party boss Joerg Haider, its anti-immigrant stance so alarmed Austria's European Union partners that they briefly ceased co-operation with the Alpine member state. 
 


Haider has since left to form a splinter party.

But Freedom, which rails against the EU and has demanded a halt to immigration and a ministry for repatriating foreigners, is polling around 18% and could play an important role after the September 28 election. 
 


At 28% and 26% respectively in the latest poll, the Social Democrats and conservative People's Party - partners in an unhappy coalition which has survived less than two years - are set to win less than 60% combined for the first time since World War Two. 



"Which partner is ready to enter into government with us while letting us keep our true values?" Strache said in the interview next to a rain-sodden campaign stand, encircled by young and middle-aged men. 
 


"When there is a partner like this then it makes sense to be in government. When there is no partner it makes no sense," he said, as supporters took pictures of him on their mobile phones. 



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The coalition between the centre-left Social Democrats and centre-right Austrian People's Party collapsed in July following disagreements about everything from privatisation to health reform to European Union policy.

"Both have said they can't bear to enter into a coalition with Freedom," Strache said, adding that he wants his party to become the third-largest in Austria in the election, ahead of the environmentalist Greens.

Strache, a 39-year-old former dental technician, has put Freedom back on a hard-right path after Haider left to form the rival Alliance for Austria's Future in 2005. Austrian Far-Right in Comeback >>> | September 17, 2008

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Europa terra di conquista: "L'Islam trasformerà l'Occidente".
 Parola di sceicco
L’OCCIDENTALE: L’Islam ha le idee chiare e programmi precisi sull’Occidente, ma l’Occidente li ha sull’Islam? Lo sceicco Omar Bakri, originario della Siria, ha istituito e dirige l’Islamic Religious Court a Londra ed è a capo dell’organizzazione islamica Al-Muhajiroun. Tiene lezioni e conferenze in Inghilterra e nel mondo. Queste sono alcune sue tipiche interviste rilasciate recentemente a quotidiani e televisioni. Le sue dichiarazioni e i suoi insegnamenti sono emblematici dei piani islamisti contro le democrazie europee.

Il quotidiano arabo-londinese Al-Hayat, per esempio, in una serie di articoli sulla comunità musulmana in Gran Bretagna, ha raccolto queste sue affermazioni trascritte dal Middle East Media Research Institute. Europa terra di conquista: "L'Islam trasformerà l'Occidente".
Parola di sceicco >>> di Andrea B. Nardi | 27 Settembre 2008

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Gay Sex Is Immoral and Cannot Be Decriminalised, Government Tells High Court
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA - New Delhi: Gay sex is immmoral [sic] and a reflection of a perverse (rpt perverse) mind and its decriminalisation would lead to moral degradation of society, the Centre today told the Delhi High Court.

"Homosexuality is a social vice and the state has the power to contain it," the government contended.

"It (decriminalising homosexuality) may create breach of peace. If it is allowed then evils of AIDS and HIV would further spread and harm the people. It would lead to big health hazard. It would degrade moral values of society," Additional Solicitor General P P Malhotra contended.

The Centre's stand assumes significance in view of the contradictory stand taken by two of its ministries, with the Home Ministry opposing decriminalisation of such acts while the Health Ministry favouring the scrapping of penal provisions which provide a punishment of upto [sic] life sentence for homosexual acts. Gay Sex Is Immoral and Cannot Be Decriminalized, Government Tells High Court >>> PTI | September 26, 2008-09-27

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Iran Denounces Western Support for Israel
ASSOCIATED PRESS: TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — A former Iranian president warned the West on Friday that its support for Israel would backfire, as hundreds of thousands of people staged rallies in support of Muslim claims to the holy city of Jerusalem.

Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, who is still considered influential in Iranian politics, said the U.S., Britain and France back Israel — and this is dangerous.

"They will put themselves in trouble, eventually," Rafsanjani said during a Friday prayer ceremony in Tehran marking "Al-Quds Day." Al-Quds is the Arabic word for Jerusalem.

Israel could "take tougher and more offensive action" than the United States against Iran and the Arab world, warned Rafsanjani.

State-run television also aired clips on Friday featuring hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in New York. The president, who is in the U.S. for the U.N. General Assembly meeting, said Israel does not have support among ordinary people in America.

He also chided hundreds of demonstrators who protested against him during his trip, calling it a "big failure for them."

The latest anti-Israel remarks by Iranian leaders come as hundreds of thousands rallied in cities across the Persian country to protest Israel's continued hold on Jerusalem, the city where Muslims believe Islam's Prophet Muhammad began his journey to heaven.

In the capital, Tehran, demonstrators chanted "Death to America" and "Death to Israel" to commemorate "Al-Quds Day." Some protesters also burned American and Israeli flags. Iran Denounces Western Support for Israel >>> | September 26, 2008

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What’s Good for the Prophet Is Good for Me Also!
ASSOCIATED PRESS: RABAT, Morocco — Moroccan authorities have ordered the closure of dozens of schools and a Web site run by a Muslim religious leader who argued that girls as young as 9 could marry, local media reported Friday.

Sheik Mohammed Ben Abderahman al-Maghraoui had issued a fatwa, or religious ruling, on his Web site saying it was lawful for a Muslim man to marry a 9-year-old girl because Islam's Prophet Mohammed had done so.

Moroccan law, however, sets 18 as the minimum age for women to marry, and the Council of the Oulemas — the country's highest religious authority — denounced al-Maghraoui as an "agitator."

"What the Prophet can do is not open to ordinary Muslims," said lawyer Mourad El Bekkouri, who filed a legal complaint this month asking "the king's prosecutor to sue al-Maghraoui for promoting pedophilia and rape."

Government officials said at least three dozen Quranic schools would be shut, according to local media on Friday. Moroccan Sheik Hushed for Letting 9-Year-olds Wed >>> | September 26, 2008

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Right Turn
TIMES ONLINE: Hostility to immigration is bolstering the far Right across much of Europe

In Austria, they raise their arms in stiff salutes and roar approval of calls to kick out the foreigners. In Italy, they don black shirts, crop their hair and chant the name of their former dictator at football matches. In Germany, they rally outside mosques or foreigners' hostels to protest against what they describe as the “immigrant invasion” of Europe. More than 60 years after their grisly deaths, the names and symbols of Hitler and Mussolini are still being paraded on the streets. Is fascism making a return?

The test will come tomorrow when Austria goes to the polls. Heinz-Christian Strache, a protégé of Jörg Haider who overthrew him as leader of the far-right Freedom Party with even more hardline policies against foreigners and the European Union, is poised to win at least 20 per cent of the vote. Playing to the extremist sentiment still pervading a large proportion of the population, Mr Strache has replaced the demonisation of Jews last heard in Austria two generations ago with denunciations of a new threat: Muslims. “Homeland instead of Islam”, the slogans say. “Vienna must not become Istanbul”.

Islam and its symbols have also become the focus for the far Right in Germany and the Netherlands. Hundreds gathered in Cologne on Saturday in a rally to halt construction of one of Europe's biggest mosques. Far-right leaders from Belgium, Italy and Austria arrived to join calls to protect Western values and Christian traditions - calls that are being echoed by more and more mainstream politicians to curry popular support.

It is in Italy, however, that nostalgia for fascism has been most overt and where the echoes of the past have been most ominous. Mussolini's tomb has become a shrine for neo-Fascists, who chant his name at rallies and campaign to rehabilitate his ideology and architectural legacy. The Duce's granddaughter, Alessandra Mussolini, is a politician on the Right who makes much of her name and her determination to halt attempts by Alleanza Nationale, the post-fascist party now forming part of Silvio Berlusconi's coalition, to distance itself from its undemocratic past. Right Turn >>> | September 27, 2008

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Europe's Sharia Question
ISN: ETH: ZÜRICH: In recent weeks, the European Commission and the UK have made apparent concessions to Islamic law, and with confrontations in Cologne over a proposed mosque, the role of Muslims in a future Europe is again in the spotlight, writes Simon Roughneen for ISN Security Watch.

Princeton University historian Bernard Lewis made his famous prediction in 2004: "Current trends show that Europe will have a Muslim majority by the end of the 21st century at the latest […]. Europe will be part of the Arab West-the Maghreb."
 


Similar claims have been made by other authors, with European countries featuring below-replacement birth rates, while Muslim immigrants and their descendants predicted, in some quarters, to reach over 20 percent of the population of Europe by 2020.



A low fertility rate of 1.47 babies per woman, according to the 2005 estimates for the EU as a whole, is far below the 2.1 needed to keep a population constant, and with newspapers reporting "Muhammed" as the most popular baby's name in London, the swing toward Mecca has some popular culture branding to match the statistics. Europe's Muslim population has tripled in the past 30 years, fuelled by immigration from North Africa, Turkey, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
 


No one knows whether or not he reads Lewis, but not to be outdone, Libya's Colonel Muammar Gadhaffi speculated in February 2006 that "we have 50 million Muslims in Europe. There are other signs that Allah will grant Islam victory in Europe, without swords, without guns, without military conquests. The 50 million Muslims in Europe, will turn it into a Muslim continent within a few decades." Europe’s Sharia Question >>> By Simon Roughneen for ISN Security Watch | September 26, 2008

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KLM Arrest: Two Suspected Terrorists Taken Off Flight
HUFFINGTON POST: COLOGNE, Germany — German police raided a plane in Cologne just before it was taking off Friday and arrested two ethnic Somalis, saying they found a suicide note that claimed the men wanted to fight a holy war and die in a terror attack.

A 23-year-old Somali man and a 24-year-old German man born in Somalia were removed from the plane without incident after the surprise raid at Cologne-Bonn Airport, a spokeswoman for North Rhine-Westphalia state police told The Associated Press.

Quoting unidentified security forces, German media said the two men were heading to Pakistan. Bild, Germany's top-selling newspaper, reported the men had been under observation for months. KLM Arrest: Two Suspected Terrorists Taken Off Flight >>> Nicole Lange | September 26, 2008

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Denmark: Expel Islam from Europe
EUROPE NEWS: The controversial Danish People's Party member of the European Parliament Mogens Camre spoke at the DPP's annual meeting Sunday, calling to expel Islam from Europe.

"Islam cannot be integrated. Islam will dominate Europe. And Islam is incompatible with our values. Therefore Islam will be thrown out of Europe. This little land is ours, we forged it ourselves. And we will govern it ourselves and decide ourselves who will live in it and how they will behave. And we will fight until Denmark is again free," said Camre, to loud applause. Denmark: Expel Islam from Europe >>> Sources: Berlingske, TV2 (Danish) | September 26, 2008

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Austria about to Turn Sharp Right?
DEUTSCHE WELLE: Fed up with government bickering and growing economic uncertainty, Austrian voters could hand the far right big gains in general elections on Sunday.

If opinion polls prove correct, the Austrian far-right may notch large gains in general elections on Sunday, Sept 28.

Austria's voters appear to be fed up with rising inflation (at 3.9 percent, a 15-year high), poor integration of the country's large immigrant population, and the inability of the current government to do much about either.

The combined poll numbers of Austria's two far right-parties, the Freedom Party and the Alliance for Austria's Future are hovering around 25 percent. That would represent the best draw for the Austrian far-right since 1999, when then-Freedom Party (and now Alliance) leader Jörg Haider stunned Europe by garnering 27 percent.

Such a tally might well leave Austria's neighbors aghast, but one pollster, Andreas Kirchhofer of IMAS, told news agency Reuters that Austrians may be casting their votes against their current leaders more than for the rightists.

"They are fed up with the left-right coalition," he said. "They want another kind of government, but they don't really know exactly what that should look like." Disenchanted Austrian Voters Could Turn to Far Right >>> |September 26, 2008

TIMESONLINE:
Strong Support for Strache and Haider in Austria: Heinz Christian Strache: “We must not allow our own sons to be insulted as ‘pigeaters' in our schools and our daughters to be exposed to the greedy stares and gropings of whole hordes of immigrants.” / “Homeland instead of Islam.” / “Vienna must not become Istanbul.” >>> | September 26, 2008

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Austria Opens the Polls to 16-Year-Olds: Austria becomes the first country in the European Union to grant its 16-year-olds the right to vote in a general election this weekend but the move has provoked widespread controversy and criticism, even from the teenagers heading for the ballot box for the first time. >>> By Tony Paterson in Berlin | September 26, 2008

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Östereichs zwei rechte Parteien rechnen mit reichlich Zulauf: Vor der österreichischen Parlamentswahl am Sonntag dürfte bei den vielen Unbekannten nur eines sicher sein: Die beiden Parteien am rechten Rand können mit reichlich Zulauf rechnen. Schließlich wird dieser Urnengang zwei Jahre vorfristig nötig, weil die große Koalition aus ÖVP und SPÖ kläglich gescheitert ist. Gelegentliche Anmerkungen von Volkes Hand wie hier “ Nazis raus” auf ein FPÖ-Plakat geschrieben, kann man eher als Ausdruck von Hilflosigkeit werten. >>> 25. September 2008

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Malaysia to Combat Anti-Islam Perception
NST ONLINE: NEW YORK: Malaysia has proposed that an international convention sponsored by the Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC) be held next year to tackle anti-Muslim movements in several developed nations.

Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim said on Thursday the OIC had asked Malaysia to play a major role in rectifying the misconception about Islam, especially in the West.

He said Islamaphobia [sic] was so serious that some Western countries hated Muslim nations, as shown by the protests against the construction of a mosque in Cologne, Germany, recently.

Rais said OIC's request was conveyed to him by its secretary-general, Prof Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, on the sidelines of the 63rd session of the United Nations General Assembly.

He told Malaysian journalists that the OIC was confident that Malaysia would be able to counter the misconception.

Rais hoped that the convention would be attended by influential people like national leaders, intellectuals and representatives of non-governmental organisations supporting religious tolerance.

"Malaysia hopes that another window can be opened for a more universal understanding of Islam to help in civilisation-building," he said. Malaysia to Combat Anti-Islam Perception >>> September 26, 2008

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EU bereitet sich auf Tausende Flüchtlinge vor
WELT ONLINE: Die EU-Innenminister haben sich darauf geeinigt, legale Arbeitsmigration besser zu steuern und illegale zu bekämpfen. Gleichzeitig bereitet sich die EU auf die Aufnahme Tausender Flüchtlinge vor. 10.000 Menschen soll die Europäische Union aufnehmen, 5000 von ihnen Deutschland.

Die 27 EU-Staaten haben sich auf gemeinsame Leitlinien zur künftigen Einwanderungs- und Asylpolitik verständigt. Die EU-Innenminister gaben ihre Zustimmung zum "Europäischen Pakt zu Einwanderung und Asyl“, wie die französische EU-Ratspräsidentschaft nach Beratungen in Brüssel mitteilte. In dem Papier vereinbaren die EU-Regierungen unter anderem, die legale Arbeitsmigration besser zu steuern und die illegale Einwanderung entschiedener zu bekämpfen.

Das Dokument, das keinen Gesetzcharakter hat, soll auf dem Treffen der EU-Staats- und Regierungschefs in Brüssel Mitte Oktober formell angenommen werden. Auf Drängen Deutschlands und anderer Länder wird betont, dass die Zuständigkeit für die Arbeitsmärkte letztlich bei den einzelnen Regierungen verbleibt. Außerdem wird die "zirkuläre Migration“ hervorgehoben, bei der zeitlich befristete Arbeitsgenehmigungen vergeben werden. 

Beim Thema Aufnahme von irakischen Christen rechnet Schäuble zum Jahresende mit einer Entscheidung. Die EU bereitet sich auf die Aufnahme tausender irakischer Christen und anderer schutzbedürftiger Flüchtlinge vor.

Zunächst soll eine gemeinsame Delegation des UN-Flüchtlingshilfswerks UNHCR und der EU die Flüchtlingslager in den Nachbarländern des Iraks besuchen. In Brüssel wird erwartet, dass Deutschland bis zu 5.000 Iraker aufnehmen könnte. Einwanderungspolitik: EU bereitet sich auf Tausende Flüchtlinge vor >>> | 25. September 2008

WELT ONLINE:
Irak: Christen sehen sich als Opfer ethnischer Säuberung: Innenminister Schäuble hat sich dafür ausgesprochen, verfolgte Christen aus dem Irak in Deutschland und der EU aufzunehmen. Nichtmuslime sind von den anarchischen Verhältnissen im Kriegsgebiet besonders hart betroffen. Die Christen sehen sich bereits als Opfer einer ethnischen Säuberung. >>> Von Thomas Krapf | 14. April 2008

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Un roi catholique
 à Buckingham ?
LE FIGARO: Un rapport préconise la supression d'une clause de la Constitution interdisant l'accès du trône aux Catholiques. Actuellement à l'étude, ce projet de réforme qui divise les Britanniques.

Le premier ministre, Gordon Brown, a reçu sur son bureau un rapport bien embarrassant lui recommandant de modifier la Constitution pour retirer la clause qui exclut les catholiques dans la succession au trône d'Angleterre. La loi en question, considérée aujourd'hui comme discriminatoire, date de 1701 et exige que le prétendant à la couronne soit anglican et interdit même qu'il soit marié à une catholique. Récemment, le prince du Kent et le comte de St Andrews ont été exclus de la succession au trône d'Angleterre après avoir épousé des catholiques. Un roi catholique
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À New York, Pérès appelle les dirigeants arabes au dialogue
LE FIGARO: À la tribune de l'ONU, le président israélien a affirmé mercredi que son pays accepterait «avec joie» une invitation arabe là où «un dialogue significatif pourra avoir lieu».

Aux pays arabes, Shimon Pérès a tendu mercredi une branche d'olivier et aux Iraniens, un glaive. À la tribune de l'Assemblée générale de l'ONU, il s'est félicité de l'initiative de paix lancée par le roi Abdul Aziz al-Saud d'Arabie saoudite pour résoudre la question palestinienne et a encouragé le leader saoudien à aller plus loin dans cette voie qui pourrait déboucher sur «une invitation à une paix globale», susceptible de «convertir les champs de bataille en terrains d'entente».

Le président israélien a fait le premier geste en ce sens : «J'invite, respectueusement, tous les dirigeants à venir discuter de la paix à Jérusalem, qui est terre sainte pour nous tous.» Mais Israël «acceptera avec joie une invitation arabe en tout endroit où un dialogue significatif pourra avoir lieu». À New York, Pérès appelle les dirigeants arabes au dialogue >>> Jean-Louis Turlin | 24.09.2008

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