WuppertalThe German state of North Rhine-Westphalia is already well-stocked with leftists. But the chief of an urban job center has taken his ideology to the next level.
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Does the CIA know who is behind Bitcoin?
Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? Was Bitcoin, the top digital currency, created by a person or group of individuals? It has been one of the biggest mysteries in the crypto community since Bitcoin was launched in 2008.
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While all eyes are on the Soccer World Cup and the Trump-Kim handshake, Julius Malema, has warned whites in South Africa once again that they may one day face genocide.
Salvini blocks two more NGO vessels from entering Italian ports
RomeOn Saturday Italy's Interior Minister Matteo Salvini warned that another two migrant rescue vessels arriving from the Libyan coast would not be allowed to dock with their "human cargo" at an Italian port.
Hundreds of deported migrants return to Germany every month
At least 100 asylum seekers that have been told to leave, return to Germany each month.
Dutch teens are drinking themselves into a coma
Dutch teenagers drinking themselves to the point of needing to be hospitalised rose again last year, the NRC said on Friday.
Putin: Large Russian families need to be supported
MoscowSupport for the family unit, motherhood, and childhood has been and remains one of the unconditional priorities of his country, the Russian President believes.
Turkey toys with Russian S-400 to ire of US
AnkaraAnkara is ready to use the S-400 air defense complexes if needed, President Erdogan warned in a statement to Turkish media.
Tommy Robinson facing ‘certain death’
Tommy Robinson was transferred to Onley Prison this week, a place known for its violence, where Muslim are the vast majority.
Almost half of Syrian migrants suffer from mental illness Dutch study shows
More than 40 percent of Syrian asylum applicants in the Netherlands have psychological problems like depression and anxiety or worse, according to a study by the Dutch social and cultural planning office SCP.
