Attacks by Minors Signal Shifting ISIS Recruitment
A pattern emerges of underage suspects linked to ISIS inspired plots in Germany and Europe. Key cases include a 12 year old Iraqi raised boy accused of planning a nail bomb at a Christmas market, a 15 year old Safia S. stabbing a police officer, and a 17 year old Afghan refugee attack on train passengers. Experts warn ISIS propaganda targets youths, urging broader family based prevention and community programs to counter radicalization.
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Netanyahu scolds U S over U N vote on settlements
Israel irate at United Nations Security Council resolution criticizing West Bank and East Jerusalem settlements as illegal. Israel plans to halt travel to nations voting for the measure as Netanyahu blames the Obama administration for triggering the outcome.
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Five decades of Beatles devotion auction in Paris
Jacques Valcouve, now 60, auctions a 15 000 item Beatles collection in Paris on March 18. Items include statuettes, a metallic John Lennon figure, rare albums, photos, books, clippings and tapes gathered since 1967. He bought any Beatles mention in newspapers.
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Major quake rattles Chile buckling coast amid evacuations
A 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck southern Chile prompting mass evacuations along coastal towns with thousands fleeing on foot by car and horseback. No deaths or major damage were reported though rains and tsunami warnings disrupted Christmas plans. evacuation orders were lifted after about 5,000 residents returned home.
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Bomb Defusal Triggers Massive Augs burg Evacuation
About 54 000 residents of Augsburg were ordered to flee as authorities defused a 2 ton British WWII bomb, the largest evacuation since the war. Explosives experts worked roughly four hours to render the device safe after it was uncovered during construction. Unexploded bombs remain common in Germany.
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