Homosexuality
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Slovakia
Skinheads attack Gay Pride march
24 May 2010PresseuropSME -
Portugal
Crisis means yes to gay marriage
18 May 2010PresseuropPúblico -
3 March 2010PresseuropDziennik Gazeta Prawna
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Belgium
Poles, Africans, Gays – begone!
4 February 2010PresseuropTrouw -
Austria
Green light for same-sex unions
18 November 2009PresseuropDer Standard -
14 October 2009PresseuropLa Repubblica
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6 October 20091Il Foglio Milan
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26 August 2009PresseuropPúblico
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Rehabilitation
St Peter shortly to admit Oscar Wilde...
17 July 2009PresseuropThe Times -
Marriage
Mr and Mr Smith
17 July 2009Cafebabel.com Paris -
Homosexuality
Lithuanian TiT declares war on gays
13 July 2009PresseuropDziennik Gazeta Prawna -
22 June 2009Die Presse Vienna
After women and ethnic minority leaders, a third group of political outsiders is now making inroads into the European political arena: politicians who no longer hide – and some even flaunt – their homosexuality. 
Same sex couples continue to benefit from more extensive civil rights almost everywhere Europe. But de jure gay marriages are only authorized in five countries. Cafebabel.com sets out to map "gay-friendly" Europe. 
After Borat, Sacha Baron Cohen is back as Bruno, the notoriously camp Austrian fashion journalist. The marketing campaign for his latest mockumentary is in full swing, but Austrians are less than amused by the negative national image the film conveys.