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Another Islamist attack in Paris

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-54302337
The Charlie Hebdo's shadow doesn't seem to disappear from that street of Paris indeed. The gendarmerie has already arrested 7 suspects so far.

The attack came as a high-profile trial was under way of 14 people accused of helping two jihadists carry out the 2015 attack on Charlie Hebdo, in which 12 people were killed.
Charlie Hebdo vacated its offices after the 2015 attack, and the building is now used by a television production company.

That's the problem Europe and even USA are facing nowadays, Islamic jihadists think they're entitled to do Allah's will, pretty much their extremist imam's will , no matter if they're living in Europe or America. Curiously you don't see such terrible and bloody scenes taking place in Russia or China. So far it's impossible to tell whether or not it's a mechanical or computer or human error or an actual attempt from Russia to further destabilize Ukraine.

Nigeria and Sharia: A Boy sentenced to serve 10 years in prison for making "improper comments" against Allah
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-54300318
Several people from different places offered themselves to serve a month in jail each to reduce the boy's sentence.

Now you can see why letting Islamic extremists take control of a country is a TERRIBLE idea.

Another Ukrainian airplane explodes
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-54301097
So far it's impossible to tell whether or not it's a mechanical or computer or human error or an actual attempt from Russia to further destabilize Ukraine.

Kim Jong-un apologises for killing of South Korean official
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-54291550
Do you recall how we reported that atrocity committed by the North Korean authorities?  
Well, the South Korean government stated Kim Jong-un apologized for their mistake. That was unexpected indeed!

Are you Swiss? Then your future is at stake on Sunday!
Free Movement Agreement with EU is at risk!
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-54269138

Switzerland decided long ago not to join the EU, but it does want access to Europe's free-trade area, and it wants to co-operate with Brussels in areas like transport, the environment, and research and education.
The price for this is to sign up to the EU's major policy "pillars" including free movement, and Schengen open borders.
The EU has consistently told the Swiss there will be no cherry-picking: leaving free movement would mean leaving those lucrative trade arrangements too.

Are Swiss willing to pay such a huge price for controlling their borders at will?