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  Woman Searched for Lookalike on Social Media, Lured Her to Meeting and Killed Her in Wild Scheme to Fake Own Death

  A young woman has been convicted in Germany for seeking out her doppelganger, luring her out to meet in person and then murdering her with the help of an accomplice, officials say.

• Algeria's Parliament Approves New Constitution With Term Limits

  The Algerian Government approved the new constitution, but it has term limits. The new constitution states that the presidents are limited into two terms and they will use the language used by its Berber minority as official.

• Migrants and relatives might have hard time entering Germany as asylum rules tighten

  Deputy Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel just detailed the reporters that Germany might give refugees another Asylum Package which includes blocking of family relatives for 2 years.

• Germany limits migration from North Africa and repatriates refugees from Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia

  After being the brunt of the biggest immigration wave since World War II, Germany cuts down on receiving refugees from North America by repatriating those coming from Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, declaring them 'safe havens.'

• Government of Algeria lays out draft constitutional reforms with term limits

  Algeria's government unveiled draft constitutional reforms that limits future presidents to two terms in office. The amendment would also require a parliamentary majority to name a prime minister, currently appointed by the president.

• In rich Gulf Arab states, some feel shamed by refugee response

  When Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990, fellow Gulf states raced to shelter thousands of displaced Kuwaitis. Fast forward 25 years, and the homeless from Syria's nearby war have found scant refuge in the Arab world's richest states.

• Clan warfare trumps diplomacy in Mali's fragile north

  The United Nations has deployed 10,000 peacekeepers and poured more than $1 billion into Mali but its efforts to end a three-year conflict are threatened by the reemergence of a centuries-old rivalry between Tuareg clans.

• EU accuses Syrian man of buying IS oil for govt; he denies charge

  The European Union has imposed sanctions on a Syrian businessman who it says bought oil for the Syrian government from Islamic State militants who have seized wide areas of the country including its oil-producing regions.

• Algerian militants behead kidnapped French tourist

  Algerian militants have beheaded French tourist Herve Gourdel, who was kidnapped by gunmen on Sunday in what the group said was a response to France's action against Islamic State militants in Iraq.

• Moktar Belmoktar Killed: Al Qaeda Jihadist Killed in Mali

  Chadian soldiers in Mali have killed Mokhtar Belmokhtar, the al Qaeda commander who masterminded the bloody hostage-taking at an Algerian gas plant in January, Reuters reported. Belmokhtar was one of the world's most wanted jihadists. This was a major blow to al Qaeda in the Arab Peninsula.