Europe

This 1939 Type 64, one of three built, belonged to company founder Ferdinand Porsche. It was built for a Berlin to Rome race to take place in September 1939, which was cancelled due to WWII.

Unexpected monarch in bagging area?

Britain’s second-largest steelmaker has been forced into liquidation as attempts continue to secure £75m (€85m) to help mitigate Brexit-related issues.

British MPs have been piling the pressure on Prime Minister Theresa May by tearing into her modified Brexit deal.

Despite talk of a refugee "crisis", in Munster the absorption of displaced people into the local community seems to be working well.

A new documentary exposing child sex abuse by members of the Roman Catholic Church is forcing the country's bishops to meet in Warsaw today. Released over the weekend, the film entitled 'Tell No One' reportedly shows how abusive priests ruined the lives of victims and faced no consequences.

While the British Prime Minister struggles to make good on the country's decision to leave the EU, North Macedonia is waiting for the green light to start membership talks with the bloc.

President Donald Trump's personal lawyer told Euronews: “If you don’t love your country … you’re kinda weird.”

The bizarre move happened as Târgoviște — based 75 km north-west of Bucharest — hosted a political rally for the Social Democrats (PSD).

Huawei had planned for the possibility of a US ban: the company has been developing its own operating system, it has said.

"When we go to help refugees and find dead children, in their eyes we see the souls and eyes of our own children,” said diver Stelios Hatziandreou.

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The PiS party have also targeted WHO based sexual education guidelines.

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It took Oktyabrskaya Street five years to go from being an industrial area on the outskirts of Minsk to getting its own tourist map, thanks to its impressive pieces of street art by both Brazilian and Belarusian urban artists.

British PM Theresa May has dangled the carrot of a second referendum if MPs back her Brexit deal next month.

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The national assembly will hold a no-confidence vote in Chancellor Kurz