The workshop "Mapping Rightwinged Extremism" took place successfully in Novi Sad, in the firt week of August 2004 and was the start-up for a continuous cooperation of young people from Brandenburg and Novi Sad, to struggle against new and old tendencies of Rightwinged Extremism in their regions.

Brandenburg, Germany - Vojvodina, Serbia

In Serbia in the last six months was recorded more racist and nationalist assaults than in the last five years. In the first six months of 2004 official records count 44 assaults on ethnic basis, 13 fights and 17 assaults on Roma people. In all these events one national- chauvinist discipline was more prominent than the others: there were 32 cases of grave desecration.

The narrow mountain roads, that lead up to the former hunting lodge of Tito, are framed by thousands of people. They all have taken the Mayday as a cause for a trip into nature, lay easygoingly in the medium high grass or are barbecueing the meet on an open fire. Everything has its order in such an idyll like hundred years ago: The kids play ball, the women spread out blankets, the men drink beer.

The HackLab concept has started to take off throughout Europe as a way of sharing knowledge and experimentation with media and technologies. As Free Software has become an organised movement, HackMeetings - gatherings of digital communities and countercultures - have happened with increasing regularity.

Escanda - whose name stands for 'Espacio Social Colectivo para la Autogestion, la Diversidad y la Autonomia' (Collective Social Space for Self-Organisation, Diversity and Autonomy) is situated in a small mountain town above the run- down village of Pola de Lena, some 20 kilometres south of Oviedo in northern Spain.

For the first time football supporters organizations from seven different European countries will collaborate during the EURO 2004 football championship. The network Football Supporters International (FSI) in cooperation with FARE (Football against Racism in Europe) is organizing a fan support for football supporters from seven participating countries.

ReLOAd, which rises out of the experience of the construction of media centers and public access internet spaces all over Italy, as well as continuous experimentation with technology and new tools for electronic communication, is a real and welcoming place. Here anyone can get free access to the internet, access a media library for exchanging information, use resources to produce independent news via web-radio or street television, take courses in computing with freely shareable software rather Microsoft's, and meet competent people to connect with, and enjoy experimenting with new technologies.

'Video activism' is on the rise, often associated with small, spontaneous actions in environmental and social justice campaigns. But picking up a video camera for the first time can be daunting. This series of workshops by the Undercurrents Foundation seeks to teach people regardless of age, gender and background how to use video as an effective tool.

Infoespai ('Infospace') is a 'node of communication and encouragment' in Barcelona's Gracia district. Created to collect and spread critical information on social, political and economic transformation, Infoespai takes the form of a small shopfront and office-style workspace facing onto the lively public square Plaça del Sol. It provides free internet access, both by CAT-5 and WiFi, an infopoint which gathers alternative publications, a photocopier, meeting centre, computer resources and workspace for activists and those working within the social movements.

On the nettime mailinglist Felix Stalder reported from the Transeuropean Picnic on April 30th and may 1st in Novi Sad.