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Showbizspy
| 8 months ago
Middleton s topless pictures weren't the work of an insider despite reports to the contrary. It was alleged that someone who worked at the Chateau D'Autet (where the Royal couple were staying) tipped off the photographer, telling him how to get the...
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The New Zealand Herald
| 8 months ago
More than 18 months after the start of the Arab Spring that toppled authoritarian leaders in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya, European tourists are still reluctant to return in the same numbers to the North African country's white-sand resorts, Roman ruins...
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Daily News & Analysis
| 8 months ago
Muslims protested in Nigeria, Iran, Greecy e and Turkeon Sunday to show anti-Western anger against a film and cartoons insulting Islam had not dissipated. As delegates from around the world gathered in New York for a UN General Assembly where the...
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Daily Nation
| 8 months ago
Pakistan distanced itself Sunday from a cabinet minister's bounty for killing the maker of anti-Islam film " Innocence of Muslims ", as protests against the movie continued from Turkey to Hong Kong. A spokesman for Pakistani Prime Minister Raja...
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Indian Express
| 8 months ago
It seems that the easiest route to world fame is to condemn Islam, the Quran and the prophet of Islam. Charlie Hebdo, a satirical French magazine, which was fast losing circulation, found a cheap and simple method of overcoming its financial problems...
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NOW Lebanon
| 8 months ago
Hundreds of protesters in Istanbul burnt US and Israeli flags Sunday in a heated reaction against an American film and French cartoons that have sparked dearly riots across the Middle East and North Africa. Around 500 people gathered around the...
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The Daily Star
| 8 months ago
Around 400 people demonstrated in front of the French embassy in Tehran on Sunday to protest inflammatory depictions of Islam's Prophet Mohammad in an American-made film and in a French satirical magazine. The crowd, shouting "Death to America," "...
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Zee News
| 8 months ago
A leading figure of the Sunni sect of Islam in Egypt has called on Muslims to maintain "peace" and show "patience and wisdom" while reacting over anti-Islam actions across the world. Speaking to CNN amid continuing protests across the Muslim world...
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United Press International
| 8 months ago
Fifteen people were arrested Saturday outside the Grand Mosque in Paris as riot police flooded the area in anticipation of protests over an anti-Muslim cartoon. Eight hundred police officers were deployed at the mosque and in the area around the U.S.
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The Guardian
| 8 months ago
Muslim rage' is lazy shorthand for a complex story It would be idiocy, and dangerous, to judge the complex Islamic world by the outrage of a few extremists Editorial There is nothing easier, at times of crisis, than to make sweeping generalisations...
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The New Zealand Herald
| 8 months ago
Sunday Sep 23, 2012 A Pakistani official on Saturday placed a US$100,000 bounty on the head of the maker of an anti-Islam film that has sparked a wave of violence and anger, as Muslims mounted fresh protests worldwide. Railways Minister Ghulam Ahmed...
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Daily News & Analysis
| 8 months ago
Egypt's president and other Muslim leaders should demand the UN criminalise contempt of religion after the release of an anti-Islamic film and cartoons which demonstrate growing racism, said the leader of the biggest ultra-orthodox Islamist party.
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Kuwait Times
| 8 months ago
Paris yesterday and thwarted plans for a march in a northern city. Those arrested in the capital, who included several veiled women, were detained near the Place de la Concorde, where a week ago an unauthorised demo against the film led to 150...
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Al Jazeera English
| 8 months ago
12 Ghulam Ahmed Bilour also invited members of the Taliban and al-Qaeda to take part in the 'noble deed' [AFP] As protests continue in Pakistan, a government minister has offered a $100,000 bounty for the death of the maker of the anti-Islam film...
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NOW Lebanon
| 8 months ago
About 500 Palestinians on Saturday staged what banners proclaimed a "Festival of the followers of Mohammed" in East Jerusalem in protest against French cartoons and a US-made film offensive to Islam. "We are all faithful to Mohammed" and "Mohammed...
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The Courier-Mail
| 8 months ago
Marseille to prevent any protests about anti-Islam cartoons, but only a single demonstrator turned out. Around 30 journalists were also on hand to witness the man's attempt to defy an official ban on protests about a French magazine that published...
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Fox News
| 8 months ago
Associated Press French police in the western city of La Rochelle have detained a man suspected of threatening to decapitate the editor of a French satirical weekly that published lewd caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad. Sipa news agency reported...
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NOW Lebanon
| 8 months ago
French police on Saturday arrested a man for apparently calling on a jihadi website for the decapitation of the editor of a magazine that published cartoons mocking Mohammed, a judicial source said. The man was detained in the western city of La...
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GlobalPressInstitute
| 8 months ago
Thursday, June 7, 2012 by Tara Weinberg, Global Connect Blogger Amira Kefi, 30, is a student in Chicago. She has wavy red hair and glasses, and she gesticulates wildly when she speaks. Beneath this appearance Kefi carries with her memories from her...
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Zee News
| 8 months ago
07 Washington: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has met Tunisian Foreign Minister Rafik Abdesslem in Washington amid a wave of anti-US protests in the Arab world that was ignited by a movie that allegedly insults Islam.
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Scoop
| 8 months ago
Given what happened last week, and the fact that people are being killed, Charlie Hebdo is doubly irresponsible to publish these cartoons. This week, the French magazine Charlie Hebdo published cartoons seen as denigrating to Islam, and which have...
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NOW Lebanon
| 8 months ago
Salafi Sheikh Ahmad al-Assir greeting protesters in downtown Beirut during rally against the anti-Islam movie. (NOW Lebanon) Salafi Sheikh Ahmad al-Assir said during a rally against the anti-Islam movie which ridicules the Prophet Mohammad that it...
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NOW Lebanon
| 8 months ago
Around a hundred Muslim protesters gathered outside the French embassy in London on Friday, shouting slogans against a French magazine that published cartoons portraying the Prophet Mohammed naked. The protest came as at least 15 people died on...
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Indian Express
| 8 months ago
The country's Muslim population, drawn largely from ex-colonies in North and West Africa, shrugged off the controversy as imams in mosques denounced the pictures but urged their followers to remain calm. The drawings have stoked a furore over an anti-...
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United Press International
| 8 months ago
Police in Tunisia prepared for possible unrest at the French Embassy in Tunis Friday after a French magazine published caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad. Barbed wire bordered the embassy in advance of Friday prayers, Voice of America reported.
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NOW Lebanon
| 8 months ago
Some 200 Moroccans protested on Friday outside a mosque in Rabat's twin city of Sale after weekly prayers, chanting anti-US slogans and denouncing US President Barack Obama, an AFP photographer reported. "Death to Obama!" "Down with the West!" and "...
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Russia Today
| 8 months ago
Muslims around the world are protesting after an amateur US-made film insulting Prophet Mohammed appeared online and a French satirical magazine published cartoons of the founder of Islam...French far-right leader demands ban on Muslim, Jewish...
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Al Sharq Al Awsat
| 8 months ago
Lebanese Muslims, Sunnis and Shiites, took to the streets on Friday to vent their anger over a US-made film and French cartoons mocking Islam. In the southern port city of Sidon, Sunni clerics called "a day of rage" against insults to the Prophet...
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NOW Lebanon
| 8 months ago
Thousands of people protested against an anti-Islam film on Friday in Basra in South Iraq, burning American and Israeli flags and carrying pictures of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The protesters marched for more than an hour in...
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NOW Lebanon
| 8 months ago
French schools were closed in Lebanon on Friday and the army on alert outside French institutions ahead of protests against the publication of cartoons mocking the Prophet Mohammed in a French magazine. "Due to current international tensions and the...
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Russia Today
| 8 months ago
Muslims around the world are protesting after an amateur US-made film insulting Prophet Mohammed appeared online and a French satirical magazine published cartoons of the founder of Islam. The wave of Muslim demonstrations around the world has been...
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The Independent
| 8 months ago
News in pictures From the blogs We knew September wouldn't fail us when it comes to delivering pure awesomeness in the form of event... It's restaurateur, designer, writer and philanthropist Sir Terence Conran's 81st birthday next month... Goals...
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Al Sharq Al Awsat
| 8 months ago
The main agency representing Muslims in France appealed for calm on Friday as a new print run of cartoons featuring a naked Prophet Mohammad hit newsstands, raising fears of protests on prayers day around the Islamic world. The drawings in satirical...
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NOW Lebanon
| 8 months ago
Tunisia banned all demonstrations on Friday and Western missions across the Arab world went on high alert amid fears of new violence over a US-made film mocking Islam and cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed in a French magazine. France closed its...
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Sydney Morning Herald
| 8 months ago
Much of the anger has been directed at the US government even though the film was privately produced in the US and American officials have criticised it for insulting Muslims. Pakistan has experienced nearly a week of violent rallies against the film...
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AKI
| 8 months ago
Police said fans from the Torcida Sandzak football club were planning to march in the centre of Novi Pazar against the low-budget film 'Innocence of Muslims' that portrays Islam's Prophet Mohammed as a womanising fraudster. Local authorities have...
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CNN Blog
| 8 months ago
Several diplomatic facilities were shuttered Friday as many brace for intensified protests over the anti-Islam movie "Innocence of Muslims," as well as recently published cartoons in a French publication of a figure resembling the Prophet Mohammed.
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Daily News & Analysis
| 8 months ago
Protestors took to the streets of several Muslim countries yesterday (Thursday) as demonstrations gathered pace over a low-budget anti-Islamic video and cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed published by a French magazine. Pakistan ordered soldiers on to...
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News 24
| 8 months ago
Tens of thousands of Pakistanis are expected to protest on Friday as global Muslim anger mounts over a US-made anti-Islam film and cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in a French magazine. Huge crowds attempted to storm Islamabad's diplomatic enclave on...
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Channel NewsAsia
| 8 months ago
Tunisia said it was banning all demonstrations on Friday after receiving a tip-off about preparations for violence over cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed published by a French satirical weekly. "The interior ministry, using its powers under the state...
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BBC
| 8 months ago
Security forces in several Muslim countries are gearing up for a day of fresh protests against an anti-Islam film made in the US. In Pakistan, the government has declared a national holiday to enable people to demonstrate peacefully. Washington has...
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The Daily Star
| 8 months ago
The Daily Star Grand Mufti Qabbani convenes with other Sunni Muslim leaders at Dar al-Fatwa. Lebanon's rival leaders voiced support Thursday for the government's call for adopting an international legislation that prohibits and criminalizes insulting...
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
| 8 months ago
Foreign Minister Bob Carr says he supports a decision by the French government to ban illegal demonstrations linked to an anti-Islam film which has sparked violence around the world. The French government says it will not tolerate illegal protests...
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Kuwait Times
| 8 months ago
A Pakistani Muslim protester throws a tear gas shell towards police as demonstrators attempt to reach the US embassy during a protest yesterday...Up to 50 people were injured as police drove back thousands of protesters, many armed with wooden clubs,...
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Washington Post
| 8 months ago
Onlookers milled and nervous merchants shut shops as security forces surrounded a colonnaded mosque on a leafy downtown street here on Monday, preparing to arrest a man giving a speech inside. Hours later, the officers had retreated, and the speaker,...
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Zee News
| 8 months ago
France on Thursday banned a protest against the screening of an anti-Islam US movie which has triggered outrage across the Muslim world, Xinhua reported. Paris police banned a planned protest outside Paris Mosque Saturday as a precautionary measure...
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The Guardian
| 8 months ago
Jason Redmond/AP Cindy Lee Garcia, the American actress who appeared in the controversial anti-Muslim film clip that sparked furious worldwide protests last week, has failed in a bid to have it removed from YouTube. On a day that saw new...
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Palestine Chronicle
| 8 months ago
16 09/20/2012 With the publication of the profane pictures of the holy Prophet of Islam in Charlie Hebdo magazine, the West seems to be consciously moving in a direction where chaos will dominate the international arena and a clash of cultures will...
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GMA News
| 8 months ago
Muslims angered by cartoons mocking the Prophet Mohammad should follow his example of enduring insults without retaliating, Egypt's highest Islamic legal official said on Thursday. Western embassies tightened security in Sanaa, fearing the cartoons...
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The Daily Star
| 8 months ago
Muslim preachers slammed Thursday an anti-Islam video that lampoons the Prophet Mohammad and urged the Lebanese government to block access to the film. The [Muslim] scholars at Dar al-Fatwa call on the Lebanese government to take the necessary...
