Violent New Year's celebrations in Germany condemned
The German government condemns the violence in, among other places, Berlin on New Year's Eve after police were attacked and hundreds of people were arrested.
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Duplantis skips the European Indoor Championship
Armand Duplantis chooses to opt out of the indoor European Championship in athletics in March, writes Aftonbladet. Instead, the Swedish pole vault star chooses to focus on the indoor World Championship in Chinese Nanjing just a few weeks later. The plan is that it will be the World Championship, he says to the newspaper.
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The Federal Diet Dissolved – New Election in Germany
Germany's president Frank-Walter Steinmeier dissolves the federal parliament and announces new elections on February 23.
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"Dark Night Hunt for Syria's Missing"
In prisons and morgues, Syrians desperately search for husbands, brothers, and sons. Nameless bodies bear witness to the regime's brutality. Someone is missing eyes, along a neck, the marks of a rope are visible. Tens of thousands of people are missing after decades of dictatorship. For the relatives, a new era of uncertainty has begun.
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Germany mourns after attack on Christmas market
People in Germany are mourning after Friday's attack on a Christmas market in Magdeburg where five people, including a nine-year-old, were killed. The motive appears to be dissatisfaction with how Saudi refugees are treated in Germany, according to prosecutors at a press conference.
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Expert: It's not possible to protect oneself 100 percent
Society can protect itself against deadly attacks in various ways but cannot eliminate the risk entirely, according to terror expert Hans Brun.
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Nine-year-old among the dead at German Christmas market
Among the five people killed in Friday's attack on a Christmas market in German Magdeburg is a nine-year-old. The motive appears to be dissatisfaction with how Saudi refugees are treated in Germany, according to prosecutors at a press conference.
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Two dead after attack on German Christmas market
Two people have been killed after a car drove into a crowd at a Christmas market in Magdeburg shortly after 7 pm on Friday evening. According to the city's mayor, 70 are injured, of which 15 are seriously injured, reports TV channel MDR.
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