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Java : Indonesian Islamic hardliners chanting "go to hell Lady Gaga" stage a protest against US pop diva Lady Gaga's upcoming Jakarta concert, outside the US embassy in Jakarta on May 25, 2012. (AFP Photo / Oscar Siagian) 27.05.2012 16:14 2 comments

Lady Gaga cancels Indonesian gig over Islamist threats

Pop icon Lady Gaga and her management have decided to cancel her show in Indonesia after Islamists threatened to bring “chaos” on the singer if she dares enter the country. The decision was announced just a week before the scheduled tour date.

 
The Pope's butler, Paolo Gabriele (bottom L) arrives with Pope Benedict XVI (R) at St. Peter's Square in Vatican, in this file photo taken May 23, 2012. (Reuters / Alessandro Bianchi / Files) 26.05.2012 20:32 31 comments

Vatileaks: Pope’s butler arrested for stealing confidential correspondence

The identity of the man who leaked dozens of confidential documents that have embarrassed the Vatican in recent months appears to have been uncovered, after Pope Benedict’s butler was arrested. But the Vatileaks scandal will not end here.

Image from turkishnews.com 25.05.2012 16:30 117 comments

Iran says new Gospel to cause Christianity collapse

Tehran says a religious text containing verses attributed to Jesus Christ, proves Islam is the righteous religion and will cause the downfall of Christianity. The Christian world denies the existence of such a gospel and calls it a fake.

 
Graffiti on a condominium wall in Moscow (RIA Novosti/Ruslan Krivobok) 25.05.2012 16:26 19 comments

Muslims outraged at xenophobic graffiti

Moscow’s mufti Albir Krganov has appealed to the capital’s Bureau for Human Rights over nationalistic slogans and graffiti which he says insult the feelings of believers and non-Russian nationals.

NJ finds NYPD Muslim surveillance is legal 25.05.2012 01:23 12 comments

Spying and profiling Muslims in New Jersey is apparently fine

The New Jersey State attorney general concluded a three month investigation on Thursday, ruling that law enforcement officers with the New York Police Department were not at fault by profiling and spying on Muslims outside of their jurisdiction.

 
Pietro, brother of Emanuela Orlandi holds a banner with her picture in front of St. Peter square as Pope Benedict XVI leads the angelus prayer December 18, 2011 (Reuters/Stringer) 23.05.2012 17:15 20 comments

Missing girl was abducted for Vatican sex parties - priest

A teenage girl was kidnapped for Vatican sex parties by a gang involving Vatican police and foreign diplomats 30 years ago, says the Catholic Church's leading exorcist priest, who damned Harry Potter as the “work of the Devil”.

Egyptian soldiers carry boxes containing ballots a day before the presidential election in Cairo May 22, 2012 (Reuters/Ammar Awad) 23.05.2012 03:50

New constitution, same power: Egypt’s military council wants it their way

Egypt's ruling military council is to set forth an interim constitution ahead of the presidential race. It will charge the newly elected leader and the council itself with powers that many fear could undermine the achievements of last year’s revolution.

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Demonstrators protest a requirement that most employers provide health care insurance coverage for contraception and sterilization as part of the federal health care overhaul (AFP Photo/Timothy A. Clary) 22.05.2012 12:27 4 comments

US catholics sue Obama over contraception mandate

Catholic groups in the US are suing the Obama administration over a law obliging employers to provide workers with birth control coverage. Religious institutions argue that the bill forces them to violate Catholic doctrine or face steep fines.

World’s tallest mega mosque under construction in Algeria (Photo from alarabiya.net) 21.05.2012 18:22 19 comments

World’s tallest mega-mosque being built in Algeria

A big religious feeling deserves a big house of worship. Algeria is set to get its own mega-mosque with the tallest minaret in the world.

 
So when will Twitter back down? 20.05.2012 18:26 23 comments

Pakistan bans Twitter for blasphemous tweets against prophet

Pakistan blocked Twitter for much of Sunday over what it terms “blasphemous” material related to an ongoing competition to post caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed. Access to the site has since been restored.

Disabled people demonstrate during "The Hardest Hit" march, as they protest against cutbacks to local services and government disability allowance spending cuts, London May 11, 2011 (Reuters/Olivia Harris) 16.05.2012 14:54 9 comments

Disadvantaged in UK to stay that way...as govt ignores them

Disabled people, women and ethnic minorities across the UK were all ignored when David Cameron's government decided where to cut costs, according to an official watchdog.

 
Reuters/Amr Dalsh 16.05.2012 14:11 47 comments

Egypt to revive female genital mutilation in the name of Islam?

Egyptian human rights groups and female activists are alarmed at renewed parliamentary calls to revive the practice of female circumcision. They appeal to the authorities to stop advocating what was officially banned in 2007.

A Lebanese Sunni Muslim man aims his gun through a window during fighting in the Bab al-Tebbaneh neighbourhood of the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli during the second day of clashes between factions supporting and opposed to the revolt in Syria on May 14, 2012 (AFP Photo/Joseph Eid) 14.05.2012 23:41 14 comments

Deadly clashes in Lebanon raise fears of Syria-like conflict

At least five people have been killed and over 15 injured in Tripoli, Lebanon during the three days of sectarian violence. Many say the clashes could be a sign of Syrian turmoil spilling over the border.

 
Julian Assange speaks with Moazzam Begg and Asim Qureshi 14.05.2012 18:30 19 comments

Assange Episode 5: Surviving Guantanamo

The latest episode of The World Tomorrow takes us to the very heart of America’s War on Terror: Guantanamo Bay. Julian Assange sat down with a former Gitmo prisoner and a rights campaigner fighting for those still trapped behind the wire.

RIA Novosti/Sergey Pyatakov 14.05.2012 17:54 47 comments

West has betrayed Christianity, Russia will save it - Orthodox Church official

Countries of the “Russian world” are capable of changing the globe within ten years, believes top cleric of the Russian Orthodox Church Vsevolod Chaplin.

 
Aztec Calendar, an adaptation of the Mayan calendar, consisted of a 365-day agricultural calendar, as well as a 260-day sacred calendar. (This is a digital composite. Color added for visibility.) 11.05.2012 10:48 69 comments

Apocalypse not now: Mayan relic says 2012 not end of time

The discovery in a Guatemala jungle of a previously unknown version of the Mayan calendar offers humankind a ray of hope: the world is not going to end on December 21, 2012 and could most probably last for another billion years – or more.

A slide from Lt. Col. Dooley's presentation mocks the idea of moderate Muslims. (Image from www.wired.com) 10.05.2012 20:33 99 comments

US military school taught soldiers to wage a "total war" against Islam

When the Defense Department wasn’t blowing billions on failed machinery and weapons of war, the Pentagon was paying a US Army lieutenant colonel to indoctrinate servicemen with the notion that the entire Islam religion should be eradicated worldwide.

 
The teams played a series of friendly matches in Iran and Russia. (Image from belichanka.com) 10.05.2012 17:56 12 comments

Iran’s female footballers in action after head scarf ban lifted

Five years of frustration are over. Team Russia were the first to test the Iranian female futsal squad after FIFA finally allowed them to wear hijabs on the pitch.

Image and video of the ceremony copied with a silent blessing from the Kopimists. 08.05.2012 12:11 10 comments

File-sharing church’s first marriage: Noble peers encouraged to mix DNA

The Church of Kopimism, which holds the act of copying and sharing information is sacred, has performed its first-ever wedding ceremony. Church leaders advised the newlywed “noble peers” to share some DNA.

 
Egyptian anti-SCAF (Supreme Council of Armed Forces) protesters shouts slogans against the soldiers ahead of clashes with the Egyptian Army at the defence ministry on May 4, 2012 in Cairo's Abbassiya district. Egypt's ruling military announced an overnight curfew in the area surrounding the defence ministry in central Cairo, after fierce clashes between troops and anti-military protesters there  (AFP Photo / Gianluigi Guercia) 05.05.2012 18:01 7 comments

Hundreds arrested as violence spreads in Egypt

Egypt’s ruling military council has arrested 300 people and introduced an overnight curfew for the second night in a row following violent clashes in Cairo. Meanwhile, public anger has overflowed from Cairo into the city of Suez.

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