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01.11.2008, 07:07
Neo-Nazism is on the rise in Europe. Far-right movements are strong in Western European countries like Spain and Greece. A serious increase in reported racist attacks is also being witnessed in many Eastern European countries, especially the Czech Republi
30.06.2008, 05:22
In Orlando, Florida, around 60 vehicles have been found spray-painted with hate messages directed at the U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama. Police are investigating the incident. Meanwhile, the issue of the presidential candidate's colou
11.07.2008, 04:31
Campaigners in the Czech Republic are using the internet to combat the rise in racism in the country. But neo-Nazi groups are finding crafty ways of spreading their ideas.
02.11.2008, 12:45
A property development project underway in Germany aimed at providing a safe and indiscriminative living environment for homosexual men and women has caused debate regarding the effects it will have on the community.
08.11.2008, 12:18
A proposal to encourage motorists to trade environmentally-inefficient older cars for cleaner, greener models by means of incentives has been supported by the European Commission.
24.07.2008, 19:05
A gang of youths accused of 20 racially motivated murders and 12 other attempted murders have gone on trial at Moscow’s City Court. Aged between 17 and 22, the suspects are accused of looking for targets in the evenings, assaulting those they deemed non-S
Published: 20 October, 2008, 16:04
Edited: 01 December, 2009, 20:15
It’s feared that a row over racism in Spanish sport could jeopardise the country’s chances of hosting the 2016 Olympics. The latest in a series of racist gestures carried out by Spain’s fans and sports stars has provoked further criticism of the country a
Racism in Spain, nothing new folks, this has been going on for quite a while now, and I really don't think things will get better from here on in. Sad to say at least they're not ashamed to hide how they feel about almost everyone around them. If the Olympics never came to Spain it'd be alright with me guess they're not aware of the well-known saying, "you reap what you sow and sometimes the harvest can end up being a very bitter one". They really ought to get it in their heads that they're no better than anyone else and should learn how to treat others around them with respect. What a truly sad state of affairs for all involved (and that includes the innocent ones as well). Dios ayuda Espana!