Bosnia fraud drains millions from Bosnian budget say EU auditors
European Commission auditors report two fraud schemes draining tens of millions from the Bosnian federal treasury. One targets Muslim officials diverting funds to Muslim programs. the other involves Croat and Serb gangs evading customs in trucking and smuggling goods into the Bosnian black market. Officials say the losses threaten donor support and undercut the Dayton peace framework.
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Shanghai's Jewish revival centers on Seth Kaplan's drive
Seth Kaplan, an 81-year-old New Yorker, leads Shanghai's growing Jewish community. He aims to build a lasting presence with weekly Sabbath dinners, a Hebrew school, a permanent rabbi, and a synagogue while connecting new arrivals like David Issakson of Durham and others to a revived cultural network in Shanghai China.
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Germany Becoming a European Melting Pot in Berlin
Berlin's Inci family epitomizes change as Turkish born Elbeyi Inci moved to West Germany decades ago. Now Sabri Inci says about 7.1 million of Germany’s 82 million population are foreigners, nearly 9 percent, the highest in Europe. The shift reflects long term migration and postwar economic growth shaping Berlin’s Kreuzberg district.
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Germany's Citizenship Debate Reflects Growing Immigration Reality
A lengthy discussion on dual citizenship and integration in Germany shows resistance to foreigners becoming fully German. Chancellor allies and Interior Minister Kanther clash over granting dual citizenship, while decades of guest workers and new residents push the nation toward a multicultural balance amid calls for cohesion.
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Germany
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