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German city of Bremen on heightened terror alert
German police said March 1 they have temporarily detained two people and searched an Islamic cultural centre amid a weekend terrorism alert in the northern city of Bremen.
Police stood guard at key locations, including the town hall, main church and a synagogue, for a second day following a federal police warning issued Friday about possible Islamist terrorist activity.
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Thousands march against PEGIDA in Germany
More than 17,000 anti-racism demonstrators took to the streets in several German cities on Jan. 19 to voice opposition to the PEGIDA anti-Islamic movement, whose own weekly rally was cancelled over a terrorism threat.
The counter-protests drew smaller crowds than last week, when some 100,000 people called for tolerance nationwide.
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In meeting with Pope, Tsipras calls for closer ties between Left, Church
SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras called for closer ties between the European Left and the Christian Church on Thursday during a landmark meeting at the Vatican with Pope Francis.
Vucic: We want to guarantee full freedom of media
BERLIN - Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has said on Wednesday after talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel that Serbia is a democratic country that wants to guarantee the absolute freedom of the media.
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Bulgaria's President: Balkans 'Could Be Next Destabilized Region'
A negative development of the situation in Ukraine could turn the Balkans into the next "destabilized" region, Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev warned in Berlin.
Plevneliev made his comments during a press conference titled "Southeast Europe and Bulgaria in the context of the Crimea crisis".
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