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DuesseldorfAn Islamic criminal, who has been in Germany for 14 years, remains at liberty despite a breach of his residence obligations, according to a Düsseldorf District Court.

ParisMinors of Moroccan origin have committed a number of crimes in Coulommiers, in the region of Seine-et-Marne near Paris, creating havoc.

CopenhagenThe mobilization of Muslim voters in Denmark has led to massive advances for radicals in vulnerable residential areas, according to post-election pundits.

LondonAccording to a British newspaper, reporters will no longer be able to use the word "terror" to describe any terror attack unless they are quoting a source.

RomeThe leftist funding party in Italy is coming to an end, after the announcement by Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini that a series of budgetary cuts will be aimed at migrant aid associations.

NantesThe district court of Nantes has given its approval, but the prefecture of Loire-Atlantique refuses the evacuation of 500 migrants from a gymnasium.

ChemnitzThe attack in which an 18-year-old Syrian stabbed a 41-year-old German man with a knife has ignited fresh protests in Chemnitz.

The HaguePVV leader Geert Wilders has called for a parliamentary inquiry into political interference in his trial in which he is being accused of "discrimination and inciting hatred" against people with a Moroccan background.

RiaceFormer mayor Domenico “Mimmo” Lucano of Riace in southern Italy's rural Calabria, has been ousted from his position by Lega supporters after his experiment in welcoming migrants failed miserably.

On Saturday, June 8 in the evening, the French anthem was lavishly hissed at by Turkish fans during a match between Turkey and France. The open affront to French fans was played down by the president of the French Football Federation.