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Xenophobia

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Samples in periodicals archive:

We can lead a strong European foreign policy or, lost in hubris nostalgia or xenophobia, watch our influence in the world wane.

'Embrace EU policy or become an irrelevance'

Moshe Kantor, the EJC said it has moved towards high-profile advocacy including frequent meetings with European leaders and pushing Europe towards dealing with "issues such as the Iranian nuclear threat, closer ties with Israel, fighting anti-Semitism, xenophobia, and holocaust denial.

European Jewish Congress to open offices in Brussels

However, anti-Turkish sentiments and xenophobia in the European Union (EU) all risk Turkey's status, Fox said.

(GEN) THERE IS NO OTHER COUNTRY MORE IMPORTANT FOR BRITAIN'S NATIONAL ...

Details of the attack on 26-year-old Paula Oliveira shocked the Swiss public and prompted Brazilian officials to suggest it was prompted by xenophobia.

Babies are lost after race attack

We should keep our sights set firmly not on the politics of xenophobia but on the economics of this recession" - Business Secretary Lord Mandelson on the foreign workers row.

They say

WILDCAT strikes over foreign labour were showing no sign of ending today, despite warnings from the Government about the issue stoking the "politics of xenophobia.

Strikes go on

Mr Vaz, a loyalist, criticised trade unions for protesting at foreign workers, saying: "It's so sad to see members of the union involved in what has now got more than a hint of xenophobia.

Vaz: Extremists are misusing jobs slogan

This kind of cheap xenophobia is not what Id expect from a cosmopolitan American who lives on the Continent (and writes as an Irishwoman).

Spanish jibe tasteless