Germany limits North Africa migration by designating safe countries
Germany plans to label Morocco Algeria and Tunisia as safe countries to curb asylum applications from these states. CDU officials say the move aims to reduce arrivals and ease deportations while signaling a need for stronger social cohesion and higher public spending on police and education.
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Eagles co founder Glenn Frey dies at 67 in New York
Glenn Frey, Detroit born co founder of the Eagles, died in New York City at 67 from complications of rheumatoid arthritis, ulcerative colitis and pneumonia. He helped form the band in 1971 in Los Angeles with Don Henley and contributed many hits including Hotel California.
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Linda Ronstadt
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Town pool reopens to male asylum seekers after harassment complaints
Berlin Bornheim will reopen its public indoor pool to male asylum seekers following discussions with migrants on respecting women. Police investigations focus on New Year incidents linked to asylum seekers and migrants from North Africa.
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Bornheim
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Iraqis hunt for three U S citizens abducted in Baghdad
Iraqi security forces search for three U S citizens reportedly abducted from a private apartment in Baghdad's Dora district. Two of the men hold Iraqi citizenship and work for a company maintaining General Dynamics IT division under a U S Army contract. Names include Wael al Mahdawy and Amro Mohammed, with a third man unnamed. Police and checkpoints mobilized as the U S State Department cites privacy concerns.
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U.S. Army
Wael al- Mahdawy
Wael al-Mahdawi
Amro Mohammed
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State Department
Iran frees prisoners undergo medical exams at Ramstein
Jason Rezaian the Washington Post reporter released in the Iran United States prisoner swap says he feels physically well after 18 months in captivity. He was taken to Ramstein Air Base Germany for medical checks with his family nearby and will process the experience privately.
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Saeed Abedini
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CNN
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Boise
Idaho
Robert Pittenger
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Ali
Washington
Yeganeh Salehi
Ali Rezaian
Belgian linked suspect held in Rabat over Paris attacks
Moroccan Interior Ministry says a Belgian national was arrested in Mohammadia on suspicion of involvement in the November Paris attacks. The individual is not named and linked to Salah Abdeslam, who remains at large.
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Britain debates Trump's proposed Britain ban
British lawmakers debated a petition to ban Donald Trump from Britain over remarks on Muslims. Most argued the ban would clash with free speech, while some said he should be allowed to enter so his views could be challenged or that a ban would boost his publicity.
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