Islamic State and Amy Pollock

: The disquiet burst into public view last fall, when thousands began attending controversial anti-migrant, anti-Islam marches, according to Globe and Mail. More Related to this StoryVisiting Merkel reminds Japan to face wartime pastGerman woman killed fighting with Kurds against Islamic State, officials sayGermany finds itself in an enviable trade position VideoVideo: Heirs of Jewish art dealers sue Germany Most euro zone government bond yields fell as the ECBs sovereign debt purchase programme got underway, with only fears about Greece funding spoiling the launch party. Canada has emerged as a model as Germany grapples with a new wave of unease about its approach to immigration. As Amy Pollock reports the bank hopes to boost inflation and growth by buying 60 billion euros of bonds every month. Now politicians have begun looking at reforming the law in ways that help the economy in the long-run and also address the immediate political mood. Reuters euro zoneVideo: Will the ECB spending spree pay off economicsVideo: Sheepish year ahead for the global economy The marches, which have since ebbed, tapped into a broader dissatisfaction with the country immigration policies. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.