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Escalating Conflict about Prophet Caricatures: Bomb in Turban - Vimarsana News

Escalating Conflict about Prophet Caricatures: Bomb in Turban

After the publication of the provocative Mohammed caricatures in a Danish newspaper the question has been raised about whether certain rights such as the freedom of speech and the press should find their limits where the freedom of the other is affected.

One on One: with Neo4j A/NZ general manager Peter Philipp - Vimarsana News

One on One: with Neo4j A/NZ general manager Peter Philipp

Enablement experience still helps Philipp today in quickly spotting talent and building diverse teams.

Germany's Second Integration Summit: In the Shadow of the Boycott - Vimarsana News

Germany's Second Integration Summit: In the Shadow of the Boycott

A number of Turkish associations have boycotted Germany's integration summit and want to take the issue of Germany's tightened immigration laws to the Federal Constitutional Court. German politicians, meanwhile, have dismissed the boycott as a complete overreaction. Peter Philipp reports

Hostage-Taking in Yemen: The Importance of Not Playing Down the Risks - Vimarsana News

Hostage-Taking in Yemen: The Importance of Not Playing Down the Risks

Former German state secretary Jürgen Chrobog and his family have been kidnapped in East Yemen. Kidnapping of foreign citizens is not a rare occurrence in Yemen, where clan traditions play a major role in society. Peter Philipp reports

The Murat Kurnaz Case: A Parable on the Divisibility of Human Rights - Vimarsana News

The Murat Kurnaz Case: A Parable on the Divisibility of Human Rights

The German security services say that Murat Kurnaz was a security risk; he describes himself as a pious Muslim who went to Pakistan to look for religious guidance. Eberhard Seidel thinks that the case shows that Germany has failed to come up to its own standards