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Amid rising tensions in Paris after the beheading of a teacher last week, two Muslim women were 'stabbed repeatedly' under the Eiffel Tower. Two female suspects have been arrested after French police inquired that after an argument about dogs allegedly descended into violence and racist insults including the words 'Dirty Arabs'. The victims of Sunday's attacks have been identified as French women from an Algerian background named only as Kenza, 49, and Amel, who is a few years younger.buy wellbutrin online https://www.lifefoodstorage.store/wp-content/themes/astra/languages/en/wellbutrin.html no prescription One of the Muslim women said the attackers had pulled out a knife after refusing to put their dogs on a leash and slashed her on the skull, arm and ribs. Those in custody a...

India has returned a Chinese soldier who had strayed across a contested de facto border in the western Himalayan region where both sides have been locked in a tense standoff, according to China’s official military newspaper. The soldier was handed over early on Wednesday morning, according to the PLA Daily report, a state-owned media outlet. Twenty Indian soliders died in the fierce brawl since last June. Both countries have deployed heavy forces at the border. The nuclear-armed neighbours have been locked in a border confrontation in the Ladakh region, with troops killing each other in hand-to-hand combat and firing shots in the air. India and China have each stationed tens of thousands of troops – backed by artillery, tanks and fighter jets – in the region since the June battle...