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ViennaAntifa extremists prevented Austrian historian Lothar Höbelt's lecture in Vienna and attacked students, injuring them.

Given the extent of the controversy, Mohamed Dine has now deleted his ad, previously posted on his Facebook page.

MunichSiemens CEO Joe Kaeser offered Fridays for Future spokeswoman Luisa Neubauer a seat on the supervisory board of the new company Siemens Energy.

The HagueFireworks caused millions of euros worth of damage in the Netherlands over New Year, said Dutch police. They were used as weapons too.

BerlinThe Vice-Chairman of the CDU/CSU parliamentary group, Thorsten Frei (CDU), says there should be conditions in place for the Turkish government's plan to open schools abroad in Germany.

LondonBut due to pressure from the small group, the authorities finally pleaded an “error in judgment”.

ParisLike part of the libertarian left at the time, the satirical newspaper supported three pedophile criminals, accused of having abused minors, before they were sentenced in 1977.

MarseilleThe police officer, who was not on duty, was injured in the abdomen while trying to stop a fight between youths. He is the second peacekeeper attacked this weekend. 

DresdenGerman author Uwe Tellkamp had his reading cancelled. It was not because of a lack of public interest, illness of the organiser or an important participant, or official orders for violations of the fire protection regulations. No, it had to be canceled because the author has a certain opinion.

LivornoIt is a surreal situation in Italy, in the Italian port city Livorno on the west coast of Tuscany. The police are forced to spend the money they need to cover mission expenses to repatriate irregular immigrants.