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Bosnia's top Muslim cleric issues fatwa on colleague
B92 14 November 2012
NOVI PAZAR -- The outgoing head of the Islamic Community of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Mustafa Ceric, has issued a fatwa concerning "the work and activities of Adem 
Qatar voices its full support, will and wish to invest in Bulgaria: regional development minister
Focus News 14 November 2012
Sofia. Qatar has voiced its complete support, will and wish to invest in Bulgaria, have joint projects with Bulgaria, Bulgarian Minister of Regional Development and Public 
Croatia invites Qatari private sector to invest
Gulf-Times 14 November 2012
Croatian President Ivo Josipovic has invited Qatari businessmen and the private sector to invest in his country and benefit from the investment opportunities available there in 
National Guard Guns Aimed at Serbs in Service of Albanian Mafia
Right Side News 14 November 2012
By Julia Gorin
This past September 11th, Western leaders hailed the "fully” and "irreversibly” independent Kosovo—still unrecognized by most UN members—for achieving additional "full 
Qatar Eyes Croatian Military Industry Products, Poslovni Reports
Businessweek 13 November 2012
The Qatar government is interested in purchasing Croatian military industry products, Poslovni Dnevnik said, citing Croatian Economy Minister Radimir Cacic. Cacic, President 
Kosovo truth can subvert impending violence
The Jerusalem Post 9 November 2012
By JULIA GORIN
The Serbs will be the ones fingered, yet again, for causing problems – since that’s whom NATO troops are being pitted against as they extend the thugocracy to the north. 
Serb Detained After Quran Burning Photos Posted
ABC News 7 November 2012
A Serbian man has been detained after pictures posted on Facebook appeared to show him setting the Muslim holy book on fire using a lighter. Prosecutor for cybercrime 
"Palestinians and Bosniaks see Erdogan as their leader"
B92 7 November 2012
The chair of the Bosnian Presidency and representative of the country's Bosniaks (Muslims) in that body explained that he had canceled a meeting with Nikoliæ last month because 
Party Chief Backs Bulgarian Ethnic Turks in Ottoman Liberator Dispute
Novinite.com 6 November 2012
Ahmed Dogan, leader of the ethnic Turkish party Movement for Rights and Freedoms, DPS stresses on the need for all ethnicities in Bulgaria to have a common interpretation of 
Radical Springvale imam returns to preach jihad
Islamist Watch 5 November 2012
The leader of an Islamic group at the centre of anti-terror raids has returned from overseas to resume his hardline preaching in Melbourne. Harun Mehicevic, also known as 
1.5 M Bulgarian Muslims Celebrate Holy Festival
Novinite.com 26 October 2012
More than a million and a half Bulgarian Muslims, most of whom ethnic Turks, are celebrating the sacred holiday Kurban Bayram this year. The four-day festival started with a 
Bulgarian President congratulates Muslim community in Bulgaria on Eid al-Adha
Focus News 26 October 2012
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has congratulated the Muslim community in Bulgaria on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, announced the press service of the President’s 
A Bosnian woman blazes a trail _ becoming nation’s first hijab-wearing mayor
The Washington Post 25 October 2012
When Amra Babic walks down the streets of the central Bosnian town of Visoko wearing her Muslim headscarf, men sitting in outdoor cafes instantly rise from their chairs, fix 
Bosnia parliament dismisses ministers, crisis deepens
Chicago Tribune 23 October 2012
By Maja Zuvela
Members of parliament in Bosnia voted to dismiss the country's defense and security ministers on Monday, forcing a reshuffle of the fractious ruling coalition. MPs ousted 
About that big NATO success in Bosnia
WND.com 22 October 2012
By Michael Carl
Bosnia’s embattled Christians are leaving the country, and their exodus is being blamed on the Muslim majority and the increasing influence of Islamic law. BosNewsLife 
Analysis: The lure of the jihad and the danger to Europe
CNN (blog) 18 October 2012
By Raffaello Pantucci
A growing number of young Europeans drawn to protect their abandoned Muslim brethren have taken up arms in Syria. It's a dynamic that Europe has witnessed before. In the 
Wake up, Europe
Jerusalem Post 16 October 2012
By DAVID ALTMAN
As Europe approaches the iceberg, there is a need to change course, before it commits ideological suicide. It’s been almost two years since the dawn of the "Arab Spring,” and 
On the Margins in Serbia
Huffington Post 16 October 2012
By John Feffer
All eyes were on Serbia again not long ago with the multiple controversies over the events of Gay Pride week. First came Ecce Homo, the exhibition of Swedish artist Elisabeth 
Bosnia: Serbian President Dodik says country is a mistake
ANSAmed 16 October 2012
BELGRADE - Bosnia-Herzegovina is an artificial country and a mistake, and Serbs must not take part in it, the president of the Serbian component of the Balkan 
Creation of Bosnian Muslim State Led to Ethnic Cleansing of 440,000 Catholics
FrontPage Magazine 15 October 2012
By Daniel Greenfield

In the late 90s the trendy thing to do was to agonize over the fate of Bosnian Muslims and all the terrible horrors that the PoorMuslims (TM) were experiencing in Sarajevo. Ethnic cleansing was the word of the day and the Serbs were the new villains of the hour.
Steven Spielberg even managed to make the ultimate liberal thriller, The Peacemaker, starring George Clooney racing against the clock to stop a Serb terrorist from launching a nuclear attack on New York City. (This proved to be a very timely film to make in 1997. Four years before Muslim terrorists (Shhh they don’t exist) launched a real attack against New York) 



