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Champigny-sur-MarneBlack youths on New Year's Eve in Champigny-sur-Marne, near Paris, mobbed and violently attacked two police officers, injuring both.

Professor Gerald Steinberg, founder and president of the Jerusalem-based NGO Monitor, announced that the Danish government had officially adopted a decision to stop funding the Human Rights International Humanitarian Law Secretariat, a Palestinian NGO established in 2013 at Birzeit University in Ramallah.

According to a new report from the Center for Immigration Studies, immigrants were flooding into America at the highest levels ever in US history before the election of Donald Trump.

Some 81 journalists were killed trying to do their jobs this year, while violence and harassment against media staff has skyrocketed, according to the world’s biggest journalists’ organisation.

Police were deployed for New Year's Eve in several cities around the world after ISIS incited its followers to attack Western metropolitan areas with a gruesome series of propaganda posters and videos.

BrusselsA group including former European foreign ministers has called for a boycott of Austria’s new government, referring to them as the "heirs of Nazism" while complaining about "silence and apathy" on the issue.

The 15-year-old German girl who was stabbed and killed in a store in Rhineland-Palatinate by an Afghan, had been harrassed by the migrant.

LondonDelivery drivers in London are refusing to work in "no-go zones" where acid attacks and rampant knife crime have made it too dangerous to operate.

Thousands of western foreign fighters serving with the Islamic State in Syria have escaped, The Times of London reported.

BerlinThis year, New Year's Eve celebrations in Berlin, Germany, will include a "safe zone" for women for the first time ever, organisers say.