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BerlinThe Berlin police have defended their cooperation with the film producer Tahsin Ozkan. The director had in the past, inter alia, made a video in which the Islamic terrorist attack on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo was glorified.

PragueProf Jan Keller, a Czech Social Democrat Member of the European Parliament, sociologist and author of more than 30 books, has lectured extensively on the dangers of multiculturalism.

ParisThe controversy continues about the photo of the French President with the two black gangsters: One of the two has just been put behind bars for drug dealing.

MunichA spectacular large-scale operation in Germering near Munich happened on Wednesday morning, when a police officer was hit by the driver of a 450 hp Audi RS5 and seriously injured.

FürstenfeldbruckDuring a dispute in the refugee shelter in Fürstenfeldbruck, Germany, five security guards were injured on Tuesday evening.

BrusselsThe European Union has triggered infringement proceedings - the so-called Article 7 sanction mechanism - against Hungary for alleged breaches of "democratic values".

RomeDeputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini is looking forward to next year's European elections. He expects the political landscape within the European Union to change dramatically.

In almost all Sinterklaas parades in the Netherlands, committees have pledged to keep the controversial black-face servant of a white-bearded father figure for Christmas.

The HagueThe Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers [Centraal Orgaan opvang Asielzoekers, COA] in the Netherlands is looking for municipalities that will make space available for new asylum seekers' centers.

AmsterdamA school in Amsterdam is going to stop celebrating Easter. Since the establishment of the school, it has stuck to Western Christian traditions such as the Easter breakfast.