Iran-US Conflict: Foreigners flee region as Iran strikes back at US - by HIDEMITSU KIBE and MOMOKO KIDERA

Foreign workers are leaving Iraq and Iran amid rising tensions following Tehran's missile attacks on U.S.-led forces in Iraq after the killing of Iranian military commander Gen. Qassam Soleimani.

The evacuations by the international community will weigh on a regional economy that has already been battered by sanctions and conflict.

Japanese trading house Toyota Tsusho said it is considering a temporary evacuation of Japanese employees in Iran.

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AUSTRIA; Plans to cut social benefits from immigrants and foreigners who don't speak German

Austria plans benefit cuts for non-German speaking foreigners,

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Daily Mail: Foreign gangsters operating freely in EU - drug and sex rings criminals move in on country towns - by James Slack and Steve Doughty

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Foreign gangsters operating freely in EU - drug and sex rings criminals move in on country towns - by James Slack and Steve Doughty

Foreign criminals are expanding into rural towns to exploit profits from drug dealing and people smuggling, an investigation revealed yesterday. The highly-organized international gangs have penetrated seaside resorts and previously quiet towns and villages. The gangs include Jamaican Yardies selling crack in Hereford, Albanians running prostitution rings in Hampshire and vicious Chinese Snakeheads smuggling cockle pickers into Britain to work in Morecambe.