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Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic enters the court room of the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals in The Hague, Netherlands, Wednesday, March 20

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UK government taken to court over oil and gas industry tax breaks

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Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala to make the WTO "an organisation that achieves results"

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José Sayovo, Angola's gold-winning Paralympic athlete and pride

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The sustainable farming methods helping farmers earn a fair income

UNCOVERING EUROPE - looking beyond the headlines to find the real European stories

How much do you really know about other European countries? We delve beneath the surface to find the stories that matter.

Poland

100 days since Poland banned abortion, Polish women are fighting back

Moldova

With new elections, can Moldova's Maia Sandu finish what she started?

Anastasia, 24, signed up six years ago and is still waiting to be posted to the front.

Ukraine

For Ukraine's female soldiers, armed conflict is not the only danger

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A health worker shows the media how she prepares a dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine to be administered to a patient on Monday, 8 March, 2021.

Slovakia

Slovakia suspends use of the AstraZeneca jab for first vaccinations

Israel

Israeli-Palestinian clashes: How did we get here?

brussels bureau

One million cancer cases undiagnosed in Europe due to pandemic

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The best secret islands you can visit in Europe

Sue Day hand paints every tiny detail on Winston Churchill's face

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Meet Winston Churchill in new exhibition at Blenheim Palace

Bitcoin mining has been criticised for its environmental impact.

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Just how eco-friendly is Chia, the new 'green' cryptocurrency?

Germany

German government makes hate-motivated insults a crime

A passenger shows his mobile phone with an uploaded antigen and PCR test prior to board at the Paris-Orly airport, in Orly, south of Paris, April 27, 2021.

France

French lawmakers approve COVID-19 health pass to reopen economy

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COVID vaccine: Who in Europe is leading the race to herd immunity?

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Denmark

Denmark accused of 'sacrificing the future' of Syrian children

Kursten Hedgis walks her dog Bitsy in front of her home Dec. 9, 2020, in Decatur, Ga.

United Kingdom

As lockdown lifts, pandemic pet-lovers prove fair-weather friends

A patient receives the AstraZeneca vaccine in Germany

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Vaccine doubts could delay EU's inoculation target by several months

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This 300-million-year-old insect is helping future drones take flight

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The real cost of Portugal’s lithium boom

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Fatoumata is weighing flour at a baking class in Conakry, Guinea.

Culture

Women who risk Europe’s migration routes face stigma back in Guinea

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Culture

The cost of success: What happens to West African migrants in Europe

"As the writer Gadra Kilomba says, the black woman is the other of the other, that is, the white woman."

Culture

Where black women stand in feminism and patriarchy

Cry Like a Boy. Episode 13. Tounkan Namo in Guinea: The Adventure

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From hero to outcast: The grim fate of migrants returning to Guinea

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Hungary is not a semi-dictatorship, Klubrádió didn't comply | View

Klubrádió's owner omitted a few important facts, writes Zoltán Kovács, Hungary's Secretary of State for International Communication and Relations.

Andras Arato, Klubradio's director and CEO is seen in the studio of Klubradio in Budapest, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2021

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Hungary is becoming a semi-dictatorship as the EU watches idly | View

"The EU has ignored the fact that within its borders a government is disregarding democratic values, leading the country towards populist-nationalist semi-dictatorship while they collect European taxpayers’ money."

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Who is the real gatekeeper in the EU’s Digital Single Market? | View

Karina Stan of the Developers Alliance anticipates the next wave of EU-driven internet regulation.

A 2018 photo depicts an Afghan woman showing her inked finger after casting her vote at a polling station during the Parliamentary elections in Kabul

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Afghanistan has never needed EU support more than it does now | View

"This is a terrifying moment for women in Afghanistan," writes Heather Barr from Human Rights Watch. "The April 14 announcement that US troops will leave Afghanistan before September 11 has created a new level of fear in a country already devastated by 40 years of war."