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Syrian filmmaker and satirist Firas Alshater says Europe will embrace its new refugees, but it just might take a while.

He trusts you. Do you trust this Syrian refugee?

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Satirist Firas Alshater was jailed by Syrian authorities for his videos. After he was granted asylum in Germany, he rediscovered his sense of humor.

Iranians wave the national flag during celebrations in Tehran on July 14, 2015, after Iran's nuclear negotiating team struck a deal with world powers in Vienna.

Iranians are celebrating a nuclear deal, some with homemade vodka

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