FBI Investigating Anti-Muslim Film
The alleged filmmaker was also apparently an FBI informant
The alleged filmmaker was also apparently an FBI informant
Up to 10,000 Islamists marched a mile and a half before being blocked by local police, who were happy the march was peaceful
Three in Tunisia, one in Sudan, one in Lebanon, where the pope is visiting
Situation around U.S. embassies from Tunisia to Yemen remain volatile and protests continue across the Muslim world
This is what contempt for the First Amendment looks like.
What else could the people of Yemen possibly be upset about?
Want a smaller gathering at Tahrir square instead. Clashes near the embassy in Cairo persist
Insurgent like actions, not violent demonstrations, in Libya
Embassies of multiple countries targeted, protests sparked by film and fueled by anti-Western sentiment
Protesters want their governments to review diplomatic relations with Washington
Demonstrators stormed the U.S. embassy in Sanaa yesterday and clashes continue today
Protesters chanted slogans like "O Muslims, shout it out, we don't want the pope" and a group of Muslim scholars in Qatar accused him of sowing division
Numbered more than 5,000, previous clashes reported at U.S. embassy in Khartoum as well
Blames filmakers while urging for peaceful protest
Intelligence indicating possible attacks was available 48 hours before protests began
Unclear if the Spanish government will seek a bailout
Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia are holding a demonstration outside of U.S. embassy in Jakarta
Claims the move would generate billions in profits
Made comments at press conference in Jerusalem
U.S. embassy in Nigeria has issued warnings to Americans in the country
The miners recently rejected a pay offer
Anger about film continues
Says weapons and militants found their way to Nigeria after Libyan uprising.
Two flights to Sri Lanka will leave next week
Somalia's new president has been moved to a secure compound after surviving an assassination attempt
Punished even though his wife admitted to downloading the material
Government says ships are there for "law enforcement"
Publication called a "grotesque and unjustifiable invasion of privacy"
Move is in response to raids on diplomatic missions in Egypt, Libya, and Yemen
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