Iceland's Social Affairs Minister Johanna Sigurdardottir is expected to be interim Prime Minister until the next election. Iceland is set to appoint the world’s first openly gay woman as interim prime minister – a former flight attendant who rose through the political ranks to become a cabinet minister. Johanna Sigurdardottir, the island nation’s 66-year-old social affairs minister,... 

German prosecutors said on Friday they had launched a probe against a controversial British bishop on suspicion of inciting racial hatred for comments he made about the Holocaust on Swedish television. A spokesman for the public prosecutor’s office in the southern city of Regensburg said it had opened an investigation against Richard Williamson, 68, for remarks he made in an interview broadcast... 

After decades of bowing down to Jewish power faced with the mighty weapon of the holocaust, one more Christian does the unthinkable and makes a stand. In the arenas of ancient Rome, Christians brought their faith in the Scriptures of the Bible, and God’s only begotten son Jesus Christ to the whole world, by rather letting themselves be torn apart by wild beasts, or let themselves be burned alive... 

In a clandestine move, the European Union has established a job center for migrants in the West African nation of Cape Verde, marking the second phase of a Brussels-funded initiative aimed at attracting over 50 million African workers to Britain and other EU member countries. Nestled in the impoverished capital, Praia, this advice center mirrors a similar facility inaugurated in the arid African state... 

Palestinian supporters demonstrating in Berlin Thousands of protesters marched in cities across Europe Saturday to demand an end to Israeli bombing of the Gaza Strip, a day before Israeli troops launched a ground offensive into the densely populated territory. Hundreds of Turks demonstrated outside the Israeli and United Nations missions in Istanbul and Ankara overnight in protest at Israel’s... 

Communities Secretary Hazel Blears The white working class feels its “acute fears” over immigration are being ignored, the Communities Secretary, Hazel Blears, has warned. Ms Blears said that people must be allowed to speak their mind on the subject without fear of being branded racist. Politicians must listen and respond to the concerns that some white people have about changes to their communities,... 

Knives seized by the Metropolitan Police. Since January 1, 16 teenagers have been stabbed to death in London. Black youths are suspected of more than half of knife crime among children in the capital, according to confidential Scotland Yard figures. A highly-sensitive report reveals that 124 of the 225 under-18s legally ‘proceeded against’ for knife offences in the past three months are... 

Greek protestors aren’t giving in. It’s the fifth day of violence since a teenage boy was shot dead by police. This time protestors marched on parliament as two unions staged a general strike against the country’s economic policy. [Greek Protestor]: “I feel rage about what we are seeing now and who knows what will come. They don’t understand what is going on, they’re... 

Photo from the annual memorial march for Daniel Wrestrom in Salem, Sweden 12-06-2008. Unfortunately there is only one report in English covering the Daniel Wretström memorial march in Sweden last weekend, a major event, and it is a badly biased one: Police detain 470 at demonstration. Finnish patriot and asylum seeker Henrik Holappa wrote an excellent report in English posted below that covered last... 

The Police State has struck again. A worker at Liverpool’s John Lennon Airport has been suspended for ‘racism’ after setting up a Facebook website asking why some of his co-workers did not speak English. Merseyside police have confirmed that a ‘hate crime unit’ is probing the comments posted on the social networking site. The website group is specifically aimed at people working for airport... 

Greek police have clashed with hundreds of migrants waiting to submit asylum applications in Athens. A riot broke out after one would be refugee plunged into a canal in exactly the same place where another asylum seeker was killed earlier this year. Community leaders and politicians are warning that Athens inner city is at risk of becoming a racial battleground and are appealing for European assistance... 

Professor Alain Carpentier has unveiled the device three decades after the world’s first human heart transplant. The French doctor has described it as the world’s first fully implantable artificial heart and says it could save the lives of thousands of heart patients, many of whom die while waiting for a heart donation. The revolutionary life-size mixture of animal tissue, titanium and... 

A warm late summer afternoon on a leafy street in an area colonised by fashionable cafes and shops came to an abrupt end when the peace was shattered by a raw, terrifying eruption of gang violence this week. Armed with spades, screwdrivers, bars and sticks, two gangs clashed and sent locals fleeing into shops for safety. This running battle between black and Asian youths – a sickening example... 

Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin meets foreign political analysts in Sochi, during the sitting of Valdai International Debating Club. Russia’s Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said he was surprised by the power manifested by western propaganda after Georgia’s assault on South Ossetia, RIA Novosti reported from Sochi. A foreign participant of Valdai International Debating Club asked the RF... 

The launch of the Beijing Olympics went without a hitch, but wait for the official handover ceremony at the end of the games, when the next host nation, Britain puts on a display of its “culture” to attract visitors in 2012. London’s strategy for the handover of the Olympic flag at this summer’s closing ceremony does not have a red London bus or Pearly Queen, instead, a black hip-hop “dance”...