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France's Charlie Hebdo To Launch German Edition
The French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, target of a jihadist massacre in January 2015, will launch a German edition on December 1, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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Charlie Hebdo Anniversary Attack: Accused Lived In German Refugee Shelter, Says Probe
A man who tried to attack a Paris police station last week had lived in a centre for asylum seekers in Germany, German investigators said, a finding likely to fuel criticism of Chancellor Angela Merkel's liberal stance towards war refugees.
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Germany Names 'Refugees' Word of Year
Linguistic experts on Friday named "refugees" the most important word in Germany in 2015, as it has dominated debate in a year when the country is expected to record a million requests for asylum.
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25,000 Attend German Anti-Islam March, But Counter-Protests Bigger
A record 25,000 people joined an anti-Islamic march in Germany on Monday, claiming their stance was vindicated by last week's Paris jihadist attacks.
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Angela Merkel, Top Ministers to Join Muslim March for 'Tolerance'
Chancellor Angela Merkel and most of her cabinet will join a rally for an "open and tolerant Germany" organised by Muslim leaders on Tuesday in Berlin in the wake of the jihadist attacks in France, a spokesman said.
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Firebombing at German Paper That Ran Charlie Hebdo Cartoons
A German tabloid that reprinted cartoons from the French satirical paper Charlie Hebdo lampooning the Prophet Mohammed was targeted in firebombing Sunday, police said.
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France's Charlie Hebdo To Launch German Edition
The French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, target of a jihadist massacre in January 2015, will launch a German edition on December 1, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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Charlie Hebdo Anniversary Attack: Accused Lived In German Refugee Shelter, Says Probe
A man who tried to attack a Paris police station last week had lived in a centre for asylum seekers in Germany, German investigators said, a finding likely to fuel criticism of Chancellor Angela Merkel's liberal stance towards war refugees.
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Germany Names 'Refugees' Word of Year
Linguistic experts on Friday named "refugees" the most important word in Germany in 2015, as it has dominated debate in a year when the country is expected to record a million requests for asylum.
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25,000 Attend German Anti-Islam March, But Counter-Protests Bigger
A record 25,000 people joined an anti-Islamic march in Germany on Monday, claiming their stance was vindicated by last week's Paris jihadist attacks.
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Angela Merkel, Top Ministers to Join Muslim March for 'Tolerance'
Chancellor Angela Merkel and most of her cabinet will join a rally for an "open and tolerant Germany" organised by Muslim leaders on Tuesday in Berlin in the wake of the jihadist attacks in France, a spokesman said.
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Firebombing at German Paper That Ran Charlie Hebdo Cartoons
A German tabloid that reprinted cartoons from the French satirical paper Charlie Hebdo lampooning the Prophet Mohammed was targeted in firebombing Sunday, police said.
