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PANORAMA assassination : Europe reacts: what Gaddafi’s expiration means

Europe reacts: what Gaddafi’s expiration means

On 20 October the world saw a mediatised repeat of bloody images and videos of Osama Bin Laden and Saddam Hussein on their deathbeds: Muammar Muhammad Abu Minyar al-Gaddafi, 69, was killed in his hometown of Sirte. French, US and British forces were part of the Nato airstrikes in the Libyan civil war which began in February 2011. Read presidential and prime ministerial postcards from Poland, Malta, Italy, France and Germany after the news broke

by Nicola Accardo @ , Matthieu Amaré @ , Cristina Cartes @ , Aleksandra Sygiel @ , katharina kloss , Nabeelah Shabbir @ // 21/10/11

assassination, jose maria aznar, josé luis rodríguez zapatero, italy, euweek, libya, angela merkel

PRESS REVIEW assassination : Estonian, Austrian, Czech, Swedish and Dutch press on Norway killings

Estonian, Austrian, Czech, Swedish and Dutch press on Norway killings

The presumed perpetrator of the attacks in Oslo and on Utøya island is in court on 25 July. The 32-year-old, who has been classed as a Christian fundamentalist, has confessed to killing at least 93 people on 22 July. Europe's right-wing populists are the intellectual instigators of this attack, say some commentators, while others say more attention should be paid to the fears of islam and multiculturalism

by eurotopics @ // 25/07/11

assassination, norway, violence, society

REVIEW assassination : Finnish, German, Italian reaction to islamist murder in Pakistan

Finnish, German, Italian reaction to islamist murder in Pakistan

Shabbaz Bhatti, minister of minorities, was murdered by islamists in Islamabad on 2 March. Pakistan's only christian cabinet minister, the 42-year-old was one of the few to oppose abuses of the country's blasphemy laws. European commentators fear the forces of radical islam could gain in strength, and call on the international community to take action

by euro topics @ // 03/03/11

assassination, radical islam, euweek, european union, islamic terrorism, catholicism, 9/11

PRESS REVIEW assassination : EU reactions: Russian human rights activist murdered

EU reactions: Russian human rights activist murdered

On 15 July Natalya Estemirova, 50, was kidnapped and murdered by unknown assailants in the Chechen capital Grozny. The mother-of-one worked for the human rights organisation Memorial and was a close friend of the journalist Anna Politkovskaya, also murdered in 2006. Pressbites from Poland, Slovenia, Austria, Switzerland and Spain

by euro topics @ // 17/07/09

assassination, natalya estemirova, reaction, press, anna politkovskaya, death, world affairs

OPINION assassination : Stanislav Markelov and Anastasia Baburova: ‘Russian murders shocking, but hardly a surprise’

Stanislav Markelov and Anastasia Baburova: ‘Russian murders shocking, but hardly a surprise’

As we mourn our lost Russian colleagues, Belarusians do not forget our own Baburovas, Politkovskayas and Klebnikovs. We remember why they perished. Expresso

by Iryna V @ // 27/01/09

assassination, freedom of opinion, newspaper, presse, russian federation, belarus, world affairs

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