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AfD leader’s message for 2017: We want our country back
The leader of the AfD, Frauke Petry, said in her New Year's message Brexit and Donald Trump's victory in the US have shown that voters can make a difference.
Aid worker Hatune Dogan: ‘ISIS is getting help from the West’
INTERVIEWHatune Dogan is an outspoken Syrian Orthodox nun travelling the world visiting refugee camps and war zones. She has criticized the destructive European immigration policy and is not afraid to be "politically incorrect". She has condemned radical Islamism and thinks Russia's involvement in Syria is a good thing. She has also dared to condemn the US for its policy of divide and conquer in order to seize the region's resources. Reporter Sanna Hill followed Hatune Dogan on a journey through the war-torn Iraq and Turkey.
Film against Le Pen’s ‘populism’ to screen ahead of election
Several executives of the Front National Friday expressed their surprise at the film "Chez Nous", which is set to arrive in cinemas in France in time for the coming elections.
Cologne police defends racial profiling of ‘Nafris’
In an effort to prevent a repeat of last year's mass sex attacks in Cologne, state police racially profiled men of North African descent on New Year's Eve, Deutsche Welle reported.
Thousand blacks storm EU border fence in Ceuta
Spanish and Moroccan authorities desperately fought off the onslaught of African migrants from sub-Saharan Africa, who tried to scale the border fence as television footage showed.
Trump slams ‘Russian hacking’ in New Year remarks to media
It’s not the first time the Washington Post has had to correct a report containing ill-founded and misleading allegations about Russia. This time it appears that the malware in question might actually be Ukranian.
AfD leader’s message for 2017: We want our country back
The leader of the AfD, Frauke Petry, said in her New Year's message Brexit and Donald Trump's victory in the US have shown that voters can make a difference.
Aid worker Hatune Dogan: ‘ISIS is getting help from the West’
INTERVIEWHatune Dogan is an outspoken Syrian Orthodox nun travelling the world visiting refugee camps and war zones. She has criticized the destructive European immigration policy and is not afraid to be "politically incorrect". She has condemned radical Islamism and thinks Russia's involvement in Syria is a good thing. She has also dared to condemn the US for its policy of divide and conquer in order to seize the region's resources. Reporter Sanna Hill followed Hatune Dogan on a journey through the war-torn Iraq and Turkey.
Film against Le Pen’s ‘populism’ to screen ahead of election
Several executives of the Front National Friday expressed their surprise at the film "Chez Nous", which is set to arrive in cinemas in France in time for the coming elections.
Cologne police defends racial profiling of ‘Nafris’
In an effort to prevent a repeat of last year's mass sex attacks in Cologne, state police racially profiled men of North African descent on New Year's Eve, Deutsche Welle reported.
Thousand blacks storm EU border fence in Ceuta
Spanish and Moroccan authorities desperately fought off the onslaught of African migrants from sub-Saharan Africa, who tried to scale the border fence as television footage showed.
Trump slams ‘Russian hacking’ in New Year remarks to media
It’s not the first time the Washington Post has had to correct a report containing ill-founded and misleading allegations about Russia. This time it appears that the malware in question might actually be Ukranian.
