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German Red Cross sees nearly 20% drop in donations this year
People in Germany are less willing to donate, figures from the German Red Cross (DRK) showed, with donations down by about €10 million so far this year, the…
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3 injured in knife attacks in Paris Metro, 1 suspect held
French police arrested a suspect after three women were injured in separate knife attacks at stations along Paris Metro Line 3 on Friday, reported Xinhua, quoting local…
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4 hikers found dead on Greek mountain
Four hikers were found dead on Friday on Mount Vardousia in central Greece, near Delphi, according to the Greek national broadcaster ERT, reported Xinhua. The group,…
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German Minister mulls social media ban for children
German Minister for Digital Affairs Karsten Wildberger has expressed openness to a social media ban for children like the one in Australia, he told dpa in Berlin.…
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German foreign policy head backs German-French push on Russia
A German-French initiative for coordinating European plans for a ceasefire in Ukraine should be launched, the head of the German parliament's foreign policy…
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2 including suspect killed, 2 injured in attack in Sweden
One was killed and two others were injured in an attack in Boden, a municipality in northern Sweden, on Christmas Day, Swedish police said on Thursday, adding that…
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Some documents of peace deal fully prepared: Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Thursday (local time) said that some documents of the peace deal are "fully prepared" after he held a discussion with…
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Explosion in southern Moscow kills 3
An explosion in southern Moscow killed three people, including two traffic police officers, on Wednesday, reported Xinhua, quoting the Russian Investigative Committee.…
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European powers decry US travel bans in online ‘censorship’ row
European powers on Wednesday sharply criticized entry bans imposed by the United States on five Europeans accused of censoring online platforms, warning the move could…
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Russia sets trial date for German artist over satirical Putin floats
A Russian court has scheduled the first public hearing in a criminal case against German sculptor Jacques Tilly, accused of discrediting the Russian military through his…
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