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Gigaset ME Pro: The Unknown German Phone Taking On iPhone And Galaxy S6

A little-known German company has launched its first-ever smartphone and rather than appeal to the budget end, it is going directly up against Apple and Samsung.

Europe Refugee Crisis: Refugees, Police Standoff In Hungary Continues, PM Viktor Orban Slams EU's Stance

Hungary's prime minister rallied against the EU's stance on the region's refugee crisis while a train full of asylum seekers clashed with police in a town outside Budapest.

German Police Say Five Hurt In Fire At Refugee Shelter

Germany has witnessed more than 100 arson attacks on asylum shelters in recent months.

‘The Sims 4’ Players Have ‘Woohoo-ed’ (Had Sex) 235 Million Times: EA

The game has been released for a year, and it seems publisher Electronic Arts has been keeping track of every move players make.

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Refugee Crisis 2015: Lesbos Mayor Calls For State Of Emergency As Thousands Arrive Per Day

More than 200,000 refugees have entered Greece since January, and the number of daily arrivals has increased throughout the summer.

A U.S. admiral walks past a Ukrainian ship

Amid Russian Hostility In The Black Sea, US Navy To Sustain Military Presence In Region

The Black Sea has become a significant consideration for NATO since the Russia-Ukraine conflict began last year.

European Refugees Not Christian, Hungary Prime Minster Says, As Hundreds Stranded At Budapest Keleti Train Station

Prime Minister Viktor Orban noted that many of the refugees in the country were Muslims.

European Central Bank Interest Rates Vote: Refinancing Remains Steady

One reason the European Central Bank is holding interest rates low is to counter the effect of China's economic slowdown.

Asian Shares End Mostly Higher As European Markets Rally

Asian shares posted modest gains while Europe rallied after the region's service sector grew to a 4-year high.

European Refugee Crisis: Czech Police Mark Refugees' Arms With Inked Numbers, Detain Them On Train

"We are not used to different races and cultures," a Czech politician said, defending the practice.

Department Of Defense Sent Anthrax To 50 States And 9 Countries: Report

Live samples of the disease were sent to all 50 U.S. states and nine countries, the Defense Department revealed online.

North Korea, Russia News Update: Students To Learn About ‘Friendship’ With Kim Jong Un’s DPRK

Twenty students at a school in Khabarovsk, Russia, are scheduled to take the new course at the start of the semester.

Europe Refugee Crisis Update: Economic Migrants Not Welcome, Angela Merkel German Christian Democratic Caucus Says

As a crisis continues, Germany wants to draw a clear distinction between refugees fleeing conflicts and migrants seeking economic opportunities.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Rebounds As US Productivity Bounces Back In Second Quarter

U.S. stocks rebounded Wednesday, a day after Wall Street recorded its worst start to September in 13 years.

Anti-Muslim Hate Crime In Denmark? Cemetery Vandalism Draws Condemnations, Demonstration In Odense

Up to 60 tombstones were desecrated earlier this week in Denmark, in the second attack on a Muslim cemetery there in just a few months.

Asus ZenWatch 2: Style And Substance At Half The Price Of Apple Watch

Asus is looking to aggressively target the smartwatch market, pricing its newest offering at just $170

European Stocks Open Positive As Volatility Marks Trade On Asian Indexes; Fail To Hold On To Gains

Stock exchanges across Europe opened higher Wednesday but were unable to hold on to gains, even as Asian markets coped with volatility.

'Refugees Are Our Best Friends': In Iceland, Communities Campaign To House Syrians, Ease Europe's Migrant Crisis

“It breaks my heart to see what's happening and I know I can help, and I will in any way possible,” a young mother from Keflavik said, as an effort grows to assist Syrians.

U.S. soldiers in front of a tan colored tank in Europe.

Amid Russian Hostility, US Tanks Painted Woodland Green In Symbolic Shift After Years Of War In The Middle East

After more than a decade of war in the Middle East, U.S. tanks are now being painted woodland green as the Russian threat in Europe continues.

How European Leaders Are Battling Over Borders To Confront The EU Migrant And Refugee Crisis

With several proposals on the table, Europe continues to struggle for a unified response to the migration crisis.

Israeli soldiers during a training march

East Ukraine War: Ukrainian Military Mitznefet Helmet Cover Delivered By Special Israeli Defense Force

Israel has supplied Ukraine with an unusual helmet covering that hides the shape of a military helmet and stops light reflecting from its surface.

Amazon Offers Offline Prime Video Viewing For iPhone, Android Users; Ramps Up War With Netflix

With the new feature, Amazon says it will be the only subscription video streaming service to let users watch content offline.

EU Migrant Crisis 2015: Germany Could Spend Billions On Refugee Care And Integration, Labor Minister Says

Germany is expecting between 240,000 and 460,000 new refugees in the coming year, which translates to a heavy additional burden on Germany's social spending.

New Russian Internet Law Sparks Surveillance Fear: Data Collection In Russia Must Now Be Held On Local Servers

The new law has caused uncertainty among companies and sparked fears over surveillance and privacy rights.

US Stock Futures Tumble On Global Growth Concerns, Crude Oil Gives Up Gains

Global stocks tumbled Tuesday after China offered fresh evidence of a sharper-than-expected economic slowdown.

MH370 Update: Boeing Parts Supplier Unsure Of Flaperon's Link To Missing Malaysia Airliner

Mystery over the flaperon's origin continues as French authorities give no confirmation even after concluding the first phase of inspection.

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