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In a debate on Euronews' Raw Politics show, guests debated whether Denmark's new policy that sets to send foreign criminals to a deserted island was morally right or not.

Migrants sent to deserted Danish island still have 'human rights'

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Protests continue throughout France while the ECJ advocate general rules that the UK should have the option to cancel its withdrawal from the bloc unilaterally.

Raw Politics: ECJ general ruling on Brexit, COP24, French protests

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Netherlands

Breda wins EU Access City Award for its efforts to be more inclusive

Breda, in the Netherlands, has won the 2019 Access City Award for "continuously making improvements to make life easier for people with disabilities".

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He spoke at length about Scottish inventions such as the steam engine, the telephone and penicillin in an apparent attempt to “filibuster”, a political procedure that sees politicians talk at length to delay or stop a decision being taken.

Watch: Does MP's 'filibustering' show the failings of UK democracy?

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It has not been a good week for sexism.

Discussion: the sexism scandal that's shocked Iceland | Raw Politics

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Markets

European shares dip as doubts grow about U.S.-China trade truce

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Spain

Community vows to keep memory of murdered left-wing activist alive

Yolanda González, 19, was killed in the 1980s by a right-wing group.

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Based on wiretaps, police determined that Settimo Mineo was elected head of a reconstructed "cupola," or provincial mob commission, during a May 29 meeting in Palermo.

Nearly four dozen suspected Mafia members, including newly elected boss, arrested in Italy

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Focus

Morocco: 7,000 participants at 8th Africities Summit

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This figure reflects the extent of seriousness of challenges in African cities. They are home to nearly 500 million inhabitants, a figure that, according to experts, will reach one billion by 2040.

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A new proposal to grant group compensation rights to consumers across the EU is at risk of being dilluted down. We can't let this happen.

Euroviews. Don’t let big business rob EU consumers of their rights | View

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Living

Preserving a Christmas craft

A small family business in the Czech Republic is the last place where traditional Christmas decorations from blown glass beads are still made.

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Noone understands what a whistleblower goes through, says South African police officer in self-exile.

Russia takes centre-stage at NATO meeting in Brussels

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South Africa

South African cop escapes to Greece after exposing police brutality

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Starting next year, hundreds of robot janitors will be scrubbing floors at Walmart stores nationwide.

Robot janitors are moving into Walmart

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Digital services tax off the table, activists lament that EU finance ministers let tech giants off the hook.

Digital services tax off the table, tech giants off the hook

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Cyprus

Refugees stranded for 20 years on military base given UK residency

A group of refugee families stranded for two decades on a British military base in Cyprus have been granted permanent residency in the UK

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Austria

Money talks: Austria plans benefits cut for non-German speakers

Austria is planning to cut benefits for immigrants who do not have a good command of the German language.

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Austria

Austrian Christmas house dazzles with lights and inflatable figures

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Activists in Brussels have been protesting outside the Slovakia embassy over the decision to detain 12 Greenpeace protesters until trial. The activists had been taking part in a demo against coal, pinning banners to a mining tower. They now risk up to 5 years in jail.

Slovakia: Greenpeace calls for international solidarity for detained climate protesters

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Our political editor, Darren McCaffrey on all the latest from Luxembourg and the implications for anti-Brexit campaigners.

ECJ Brexit legal conundrum

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EU Commission 'broke own rules' in Selmayr appointment

Selmayr-gate: EU Commission 'broke own rules' in Selmayr appointment

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NATO foreign ministers meet in Brussels amid heightened tensions between Ukraine and Russia. EU finance ministers fail to agree on a digital tax, Greenpeace activists are detained for coal stunt and Martin Selmayr's appointment creates new waves.

The Brief: NATO, Zuckerberg, Greenpeace and Selmayr

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Watch: NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg holds a news conference during a meeting of foreign ministers.

NATO chief says increased enforcements sends a clear message to Russia

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Hungary

Euroviews. The CEU's eviction crosses the EPP's "red lines" | View

The EPP has lost their credibility overnight after the eviction of the Central European University from Budapest crossed many of their "red lines".

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