Merz Warns Jews Are ‘No Longer Safe in Germany’ After His Party Is Trounced in Elections
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JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — South African troops were patrolling the townships yesterday for the first time since apartheid as the authorities sought to end 10 days of xenophobic violence that has claimed 42 lives.
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|JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — South African troops were patrolling the townships yesterday for the first time since apartheid as the authorities sought to end 10 days of xenophobic violence that has claimed 42 lives.
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