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Angry protests are spreading across Afghanistan after Korans were burned at a US airbase. The US has apologized for the incident, which is seen as a further serious blow to relations between Afghans and the West.
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A shelling attack in the Syrian city of Homs has killed two foreign journalists. They were identified as French photographer Remi Ochlik and veteran American war correspondent Marie Colvin. Another 11 civilians were killed.
IAEA inspectors say they were turned away at a key site in Iran as they investigate Tehran's alleged nuclear weapons program. Officials expressed disappointment as Iran again denied it was developing an atomic bomb.
One of Germany's premiere art institutions, the Städel Museum in Frankfurt, has undergone a massive expansion. It now includes contemporary art in its uniquely presented collection.
Doctors at Berlin's Charité hospital have developed a promising new therapy for liver cancer. 92 percent of patients have shown improvement.
The Greek government is preparing to push through legislative reforms required by a second bailout package agreed in Brussels. They include more cuts. German lawmakers are set to vote on the package in Berlin on Monday.
After entering illegally, migrants spend their lives in an endless game of hide-and-seek: A life without legal papers means: no rights, no protection and the constant fear of getting detected by police and deported.
