Germany tracked Berlin truck attack suspect for months
German officials had deemed Tunisian Anis Amri a threat months before the Berlin Christmas market attack and kept him under covert surveillance for six months this year. The manhunt raises questions about monitoring hundreds of extremists in Germany and pressures Chancellor Merkel amid asylum policy criticism. A 100,000 euro reward was offered for his arrest as authorities publicized Amri’s ties to Islamic extremism and multiple identities.
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Evacuation of Aleppo as snow marks final phase
In heavy snow, hundreds of fighters and civilians depart eastern Aleppo as Syria's government forces move to full control. About 25,000 have been bused out since last week, with 3,000 on Wednesday amid a fierce civil war chapter.
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