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UtrechtAfter complaints of leftist activists, Dutch party centre TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht, will no longer organise ‘Wild West’ parties for children, their spokesman said.

Kidnapping and ritual killing appears to be on the increase in Nigeria, the Guardian, a Nigerian daily, reported. And it has reached the shores of Europe.

In Neumünster, German Federal Police were called to an operation out of the ordinary in the train station in the town. Train personnel had spotted two men in the tracks, one of them was shining a torch-light, the other one was praying right next to the tracks.

BerlinThe ban on immigrants getting food from a soup kitchen association in Essen, Germany has provoked a nationwide outcry from leftists and pro-immigration enthusiasts.

PragueWith only a few weeks to go before the Hungarian parliamentary election, former Czech President Vaclav Klaus declared his solidarity with Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

ParisPresident Macron of France has admitted to "failing on his campaign pledge" to clean up French streets of homeless people by the end of 2017. His sudden admission coincides with the creation of a fund to privatize migrant housing.

Germany, one of the richest countries in the world, has spent around 185 billion dollars in a few short years importing predominantly young Muslim illiterates from Asia, the Middle East and Africa into its welfare system. But what about Germans in need?

The State Prosecutor of Orléans, France is investigating "incitement to racial hatred", following Twitter remarks about a mixed-race girl chosen to play Joan of Arc during the city's traditional festivities.

Intelligence cooperation between France and the United States has intensified since the jihadist attacks of November 13, 2015.

New York Times bestselling author and self-described "veteran journalist" in Seattle became very concerned because she saw a "Confederate flag" flying in front of a nearby house.