Germany’s Young Men Do Not Need Permit for Foreign Travel, Ministry Said

BERLIN, April 7 (Reuters) – ⁠Young ⁠men will continue ⁠to be able to travel abroad ​without prior permission despite Germany’s new military service law, ‌the defence ministry said ‌on Tuesday, adding that it would ⁠issue a ⁠blanket exemption this week to avoid unnecessary bureaucracy. The ​law includes a provision requiring men aged 17 to 45 …

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Reform UK Threatens to Deny Visas to Citizens of Countries Demanding Reparations

LONDON, April 7 (Reuters) – Nigel Farage’s Reform ⁠UK ⁠said on Tuesday it was ⁠proposing to deny visas to people from countries seeking amends for ​transatlantic slavery, a move swiftly condemned by the Caribbean reparations commission as a “legacy of toxic racism”. The ‌anti-immigration and populist party Reform UK, ‌which has only eight national lawmakers …

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DHS Says US Could Stop Processing International Travelers at Some Airports in ‘Sanctuary Cities’

By David Shepardson and Ted Hesson WASHINGTON, April 7 (Reuters) – ⁠Homeland ⁠Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said ⁠on Tuesday that customs officials could stop processing international travelers ​at major U.S. airports in “sanctuary cities” that have declined to cooperate with the Trump administration’s hardline ‌immigration crackdown, a move that ‌could severely impact U.S. trade and …

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French Foreign Minister Barrot Hopes Trump Does Not Go Ahead With Threat Against Iran

PARIS, April 7 (Reuters) – ⁠French ⁠Foreign Minister ⁠Jean-Noel Barrot said on ​Tuesday that he hoped U.S. ‌President Trump would ‌not go ⁠ahead ⁠with his latest threats against Iran. “One does ​not erase a civilisation…This ultimatum is not the first ​that President Trump has set ⁠since ⁠the war started,” ⁠Barrot ​told France 2 television. “Obviously …

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Vatican Aid Convoy to Southern Lebanese Town Forced Back by Bombardment

BEIRUT, April 7 (Reuters) – Bombardment in southern Lebanon on ⁠Tuesday ⁠forced a convoy of humanitarian ⁠aid organized by the Vatican’s embassy for a besieged Christian town ​to turn back, a priest in the town told Reuters. Thousands of Christians in several southern Lebanese ‌towns have stayed in their homes ‌despite the escalating fighting between …

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UBS Loses Bid to Limit Liability for Nazi-Linked Crimes, US Judge’s Ruling Shows

NEW YORK, April ⁠7 (Reuters) – ⁠A U.S. judge ⁠on Tuesday rejected UBS’ bid to modify ​a $1.25 billion settlement from 1999 of Holocaust-related litigation against ‌Swiss banks by shielding ‌it from claims based on new revelations ⁠about ⁠Nazi-linked accounts. U.S. District Judge Edward Korman in Brooklyn, New ​York, said UBS was seeking an advisory …

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