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Central African Republic Touadera hopes to heal rifts after winning CAR presidential poll Reconciliation and recovery are the huge tasks facing the Central African Republic’s new President Faustin-Archange Touadera, named the winner of a -
Ukraine Ukraine marks two years since Maidan Thousands gather in Maidan Victims given national honour Ukraine still in the grip of political turmoil Thousands of people have gathered in -
Sport Joachim Bottieau and Ono Shohei shine in Dusseldorf Belgium’s Joachim Bottieau produced a stunning performance to outclass local favourite Sven Maresch in the under 81 kilo final at the Dusseldorf -
Germany 66th Berlin Film Festival: "Fuocoammare" wins golden bear for best film -
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Egypt Egyptian president promises to crack down on police abuses The president of Egypt has promised to crack down on police brutality Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has decided to act as public anger mounts over alleged -
Sport Tour of Oman: Edvald Boasson Hagen claims stage 5 Norway’s Edvald Boasson Hagen timed his sprint perfectly to clinch the fifth and penultimate stage of the Tour of Oman in Muscat on Saturday. The -
Sport Paris claims alpine skiing World Cup downhill in Chamonix Italy’s Dominik Paris kept his composure to claim a men’s alpine skiing World Cup downhill at Chamonix on Saturday. The 26-year-old finished second -
Sport Lindsey Vonn clinches downhill World Cup title in Italy Italy’s Nadia Fanchini upstaged Lindsey Vonn to provide a home winner in the women’s alpine skiing World Cup downhill at La Thuile on Saturday. The -
Uganda Unrest in Uganda as opposition reject result of presidential election Yoweri Musaveni granted another five-year term amid unrest, opposition arrests and widespread claims of vote-rigging -
Ukraine Ukrainian soldiers swapped for rebel fighters and a priest Three Ukrainian soldiers have been exchanged for five rebel fighters and one Orthodox priest. The swap was made just north of the rebel stronghold of -
Italy Human chain says 'no' to building a fence between Austria and Italy About 250 people form a human chain at the alpine International Brenner Pass to say no to the construction of a fence between Austria and Italy -
Fiji Fiji hit by 'strongest ever' cyclone, nationwide curfew declared Fiji declared a nationwide curfew on Saturday (January 20), as airlines suspended flights and the prime minister warned people to seek refuge from a -
United Kingdom Cameron's EU reform deal gets mixed reactions from Britons Londoners gave mixed reactions on Saturday (February 20) to the possibility of leaving the European Union, the morning after the British prime -
United Kingdom Brexit: how the deal was done David Cameron says he achieved all his main negotiating aims at what became known as the EU Brexit summit in Brussels on Thursday and Friday. -
United Kingdom UK referendum will be on 23rd of June Prime Minister David Cameron made the announcement after cabinet met this morning -
United Kingdom Referendum on UK membership of the EU to be held on June 23 Prime Minister David Cameron made the announcement after cabinet met this morning -
Europe News Brexit deal: What's been agreed? After all of the marathon debate and discussion here at the European Council in Brussels, finally Britain has sealed a deal on its EU reform demands -
No Comment UK astronaut Tim Peake films the British Isles from the ISS British astronaut Tim Peake films a sparkling United Kingdom from space as the International Space Station (ISS) flies over the English Channel. -
No Comment Kosovo: opposition set off tear gas in parliament Opposition lawmakers have again let off tear gas in Kosovo’s Parliament. They want the government into block deals with Serbia and Montenegro and -
Italy Italian PM leads tributes to author Umberto Eco who has died at 84 The Italian prime minister has led tributes to author Umberto Eco who has died at the age of 84. Matteo Renzi told local media that Eco’s death is a -
Germany Actor Gerard Depardieu speaks about 'Saint Amour' and Russia Actor Gerard Depardieu speaks about 'Saint Amour' and Russia -
World News Under fire over new migrant quotas, Austria says stricter limits are needed Its new migrant quotas have infuriated other EU states. But Austria, the last stop en route to Germany for hundreds of thousands of refugees who have -
Syria Turkey rules out unilateral ground intervention in Syria Turkey is shelling Kurdish militia in Syria, but it has ruled out any unilateral ground intervention there. It comes as Russia asked the UN Security -
World News EU leaders hail 'mutual respect' amid reform deal with Britain “So now the deal is done and it’s up to the British people to decide.” So says European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker after marathon talks -
Italy Italian author and intellectual Umberto Eco dies at 84 The Italian author and intellectual Umberto Eco has died at the age of 84. An accomplished scholar, Eco was nearly 50 years old when his first -
World News Every day child migrants drown in the Med, the UN reveals On average two children have been drowning every day in the eastern Mediterranean the UN’s refugee agency has revealed. It started its calculation