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Christmas Market Attacker Took Selfie Near Angela Merkel's Home: Report
Tunisian Anis Amri, who drove a truck into a crowded Berlin Christmas market, took a selfie in front of Chancellor Angela Merkel's apartment in the weeks before the attack, sources close to the investigation confirmed Thursday.
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Germany Deporting 10 'Potential Attackers' After Berlin Attack
Germany has deported 10 potential attackers since January as part of a tougher approach towards failed asylum seekers after one of them killed 12 people in an attack on a Berlin Christmas market, security sources said on Thursday.
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Suspects Arrested In Tunisia Not Linked To Berlin Attack
The nephew of the prime suspect in last month's Berlin market attack and three others arrested in Tunisia were not linked to the carnage, a prosecution spokesman said Saturday.
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Berlin Truck Attacker Used At Least 14 Names: German Police
The Tunisian man who killed 12 people last month by ploughing a truck into a Berlin Christmas market had lived under at least 14 different names in Germany, a regional police chief said on Thursday, raising more questions about security lapses.
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German Police Raid Berlin Homes Connected To Market Attacker
German investigators searched a refugee centre and a flat in Berlin on Tuesday which they believe were homes to associates of the Tunisian man who killed 12 people in an attack in the capital before Christmas, the federal prosecutor's office said.
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India Cautions Nationals Travelling In Germany After Berlin Christmas Market Attack
India has cautioned its nationals to be careful while travelling in Germany in the aftermath of the truck attack at a Christmas market in Berlin last week in which 12 people were killed and nearly 50 others injured.
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Pilgrims in Bethlehem, fears in Europe on Christmas Eve
Pilgrims on Saturday thronged Bethlehem for Christmas Eve as Europeans worked up some holiday spirit despite tight security in the shadow of the Berlin market attack.
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Security Stepped Up In Italy, Vatican City After Berlin Truck Attack Suspect Killed
Security for the long Christmas weekend was heightened throughout Italy and at the Vatican on Saturday following the killing by police of the man believed to be responsible for the Berlin market truck attack.
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German Police Suspect Christmas Market Attacker Still In Berlin: Report
The Tunisian suspected of killing 12 people at a Berlin Christmas market was filmed by police in the city shortly after the attack and investigators believe he is still hiding in the German capital, media reported on Friday.
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Berlin Lorry Suspect Shot At Italian Police Before Being Killed: Police Source
A man believed to be the suspect in the Berlin Christmas market truck attack was shot dead in the early hours of Friday after he pulled a gun on police who had asked for his I.D. papers, a police source said.
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More Confusion Over Plan For Muslims Entering Country
Weeks before he is sworn in as president, Donald Trump and his advisers are issuing conflicting statements about the status of a signature tenet of his candidacy: restrictions on Muslims entering the United States.
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Berlin Market Attack Suspect Killed In Shootout In Italy
A man believed to be the suspect in the Berlin Christmas market truck attack was killed in a shoot-out in a suburb of the northern Italian city of Milan on Friday, a security source told Reuters.
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Man Matching Berlin Market Attacker Description Seen In Denmark
A man matching the description of the man suspected of killing 12 people with a truck at a Berlin Christmas market on Tuesday has been seen in Aalborg in northern Denmark, the Danish police tweeted on Friday.
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Two Arrested In Germany Over Mall Attack Plot: Police
Police have arrested two brothers on suspicion of planning to attack one of Germany's biggest shopping centres, authorities said Friday, four days after a jihadist killed 12 people at a Berlin Christmas market.
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Brother Tells Berlin Attack Suspect To Surrender
A brother of Tunisian Anis Amri, the prime suspect in a deadly truck attack on a Berlin Christmas market, urged him Thursday to surrender to ease pressure on his family.
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Christmas Market Attacker Took Selfie Near Angela Merkel's Home: Report
Tunisian Anis Amri, who drove a truck into a crowded Berlin Christmas market, took a selfie in front of Chancellor Angela Merkel's apartment in the weeks before the attack, sources close to the investigation confirmed Thursday.
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Germany Deporting 10 'Potential Attackers' After Berlin Attack
Germany has deported 10 potential attackers since January as part of a tougher approach towards failed asylum seekers after one of them killed 12 people in an attack on a Berlin Christmas market, security sources said on Thursday.
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Suspects Arrested In Tunisia Not Linked To Berlin Attack
The nephew of the prime suspect in last month's Berlin market attack and three others arrested in Tunisia were not linked to the carnage, a prosecution spokesman said Saturday.
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Berlin Truck Attacker Used At Least 14 Names: German Police
The Tunisian man who killed 12 people last month by ploughing a truck into a Berlin Christmas market had lived under at least 14 different names in Germany, a regional police chief said on Thursday, raising more questions about security lapses.
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German Police Raid Berlin Homes Connected To Market Attacker
German investigators searched a refugee centre and a flat in Berlin on Tuesday which they believe were homes to associates of the Tunisian man who killed 12 people in an attack in the capital before Christmas, the federal prosecutor's office said.
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India Cautions Nationals Travelling In Germany After Berlin Christmas Market Attack
India has cautioned its nationals to be careful while travelling in Germany in the aftermath of the truck attack at a Christmas market in Berlin last week in which 12 people were killed and nearly 50 others injured.
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Pilgrims in Bethlehem, fears in Europe on Christmas Eve
Pilgrims on Saturday thronged Bethlehem for Christmas Eve as Europeans worked up some holiday spirit despite tight security in the shadow of the Berlin market attack.
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Security Stepped Up In Italy, Vatican City After Berlin Truck Attack Suspect Killed
Security for the long Christmas weekend was heightened throughout Italy and at the Vatican on Saturday following the killing by police of the man believed to be responsible for the Berlin market truck attack.
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German Police Suspect Christmas Market Attacker Still In Berlin: Report
The Tunisian suspected of killing 12 people at a Berlin Christmas market was filmed by police in the city shortly after the attack and investigators believe he is still hiding in the German capital, media reported on Friday.
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Berlin Lorry Suspect Shot At Italian Police Before Being Killed: Police Source
A man believed to be the suspect in the Berlin Christmas market truck attack was shot dead in the early hours of Friday after he pulled a gun on police who had asked for his I.D. papers, a police source said.
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More Confusion Over Plan For Muslims Entering Country
Weeks before he is sworn in as president, Donald Trump and his advisers are issuing conflicting statements about the status of a signature tenet of his candidacy: restrictions on Muslims entering the United States.
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Berlin Market Attack Suspect Killed In Shootout In Italy
A man believed to be the suspect in the Berlin Christmas market truck attack was killed in a shoot-out in a suburb of the northern Italian city of Milan on Friday, a security source told Reuters.
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Man Matching Berlin Market Attacker Description Seen In Denmark
A man matching the description of the man suspected of killing 12 people with a truck at a Berlin Christmas market on Tuesday has been seen in Aalborg in northern Denmark, the Danish police tweeted on Friday.
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Two Arrested In Germany Over Mall Attack Plot: Police
Police have arrested two brothers on suspicion of planning to attack one of Germany's biggest shopping centres, authorities said Friday, four days after a jihadist killed 12 people at a Berlin Christmas market.
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Brother Tells Berlin Attack Suspect To Surrender
A brother of Tunisian Anis Amri, the prime suspect in a deadly truck attack on a Berlin Christmas market, urged him Thursday to surrender to ease pressure on his family.
