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Gates of Vienna 19 November 2009 Baron Bodissey The article below is from the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera, and concerns the formation of an explicitly Islamic political party in Spain. The author expresses alarm and...
Michael Spindelegger, the foreign minister of Austria and acting president of the U.N. Security Council, will speak at noon Thursday, Nov. 12, in the Presidential Dining Room at Prospect House on the Princeton University...
Sitafinland 03 November 2009, By WFT Help us to save Freedom of Speech in Finland The Finnish court case of Helsinki city councilman Jussi Halla-aho is a very disturbing one, not only because it shows that along with Austria,...
Austria: Radicals should be eliminated, says interior minister Austrian Interior Minister Maria Fekter recently said that radical Muslims should be eliminated. "We should strengthen the moderates in order to keep the...
Oct 31, 2009 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- NeoMedia Europe AG, a developer of mobile barcode and scanning technology, announced the completion of three projects across what is already Europe's most advanced mobile market....
NeoMedia Europe AG, the leader in mobile barcode and scanning technology, continues to enjoy success across Austria and today announces the completion of three key projects, all with leading brands, across what is already...
With the Libson Treaty approaching ratification, the EU needs dynamic and clever people to fill the roles of Council president and foreign minister. However, the old habits of tactical maneuvering by the national leaders risk...
Despite the diplomatic grandstanding over Iran's nuclear programme, the latest round of the P5+1 talks in Vienna has proven anticlimactic. Now, it has become clear that Iran's agreement to export a stock of its low enriched...
by Dymphna, Gates of Vienna Lloyd Marcus, writing at The American Thinker weighs in on this phenomenon, which is evidently widespread: The Scarlet Letter I have been a faithful Rush Limbaugh radio show listener for almost 20...
THE Forum for Political Parties (FPP) has petitioned the British High Commissioner to Zambia, Tom Carter for his sentiments that he is shocked and disappointed with the acquittal of former Republican president Frederick Chiluba.
