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LondonBritish gymnastic clubs have adopted a ruling that female gymnasts of all ages must share their changing facilities and toilets with males who claim to identify as women.

BarcelonaRegional police agents in Catalonia, the Mossos d’Esquadra, continue their search for Khalid Oukhlifa, one of the alleged rapists arrested at the beginning of February after the sexual assault of a girl in an industrial warehouse in Sabadell.

The second stage of the Great National Debate in France, known as the "regional citizen conferences", has not aroused the interest of French voters in the least.

The US-funded CANVAS organisation, in a 2010 memo, urged the Venezuelan opposition to stage unrest in order “to take advantage of the situation…towards their needs” in case of an electricity blackout.

The Hungarian-American Billionaire George Soros is in the cross hairs of a campaign by the Hungarian government. Is it “antisemitic” to criticize the finance tycoon – or is he a danger for the European continent and the world? The Soros’ sponsored “Project Syndicate” is the pinnacle of Europe’s most notorious enemies.

BoostedtThe German police in Boostedt, Schleswig-Holstein, have been hiding crimes committed in the local refugee home. In the past three months, 117 crimes have occurred at the facility.

WormsMore than 500 people participated in the funeral march on the weekend with flowers and candles for the 21-year-old Cynthia R. She was murdered in Worms by her migrant boyfriend Ahmed T (22) last week.

BerlinAn explosion in a Neukölln apartment building, the immigrant-heavy district in the German capital, was heard on Monday morning. The police suspect arson.

BerlinThe German government has been warned that it could lose access to American intelligence if purchases 5G wireless equipment from China’s Huawei telecommunications.

BerlinGerman researcher Ralph Ghadban says the rise of Arab criminal clans has resulted in several no-go zones in Berlin.