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"To our Jewish guests, please take a shower before you go swimming. If you break the rules, I'm forced to (close) the swimming pool for you."
Sigmar Gabriel believes that German "economic pressure" forced President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to withdraw a blacklist of German companies.
Angela Merkel was booed by supporters of the AfD party at a campaign rally. Her response: "Sometimes listening a bit isn't a bad thing."


The Gambia has set up a Truth Commission to investigate the crimes committed during Yahya Jammeh's 22-year rule.
The city of Tal Afar is one of the militant group's last remaining pockets in the region, having produced some of its most senior commanders.
President Hassan Rouhani has warned that Iran could go nuclear again "in an hour and a day" if the US refuses to cease its "threats and sanctions."
The electoral honeymoon is over for the French president, whose approval rating has shrunk to 36% - less than his two predecessors at the same point in their presidencies.
"I saw the life pass from her eyes." Charlottesville residents mourn Heather Heyer, who was killed when a white supremacist drove a car into a group of anti-racist protesters.


Three days of relentless rains have sparked flash floods and landslides in large parts of India, Nepal and Bangladesh, killing at least 173.
Seoul has frequently shopped for German war gear in the past, but the escalating standoff with North Korea has turned the South into one of Germany's top clients.
Maduro called on his supporters to prepare for an 'imperialist' invasion.
With his book 'Born Free', Xhosa author Sonwabiso Ngcowa is determined to fight against ignorance using the power of words.


"Where should we go from here?": Rohingya Muslims living in India illegally are now being viewed as a security threat.
"Since 2012, the [censorship] situation has been getting worse and worse. And there is no sign that it can get better."
Unidentified gunmen killed seven people and injured seven others in what the United Nations peacekeeping chief has called a "terrorist attack".



























