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Turkey

Turkey vote: Erdogan disputes results as loses grip on major cities

Turkey's local elections: Erdogan's AK Party challenges major setbacks in Istanbul and Ankara.

United Kingdom

May under pressure as UK parliament faces more Brexit options

MPs will vote on another series of Brexit options on Monday, as May could bring her withdrawal deal back for a fourth time.

Slovakia

Liberal lawyer becomes Slovakia's first female president

Anti-corruption lawyer Zuzana Caputova was propelled to power by revolt over the murder of a journalist.

Slovakia

Slovakia prepares to elect liberal lawyer as first female president

The lawyer and anti-graft campaigner, Zuzana Caputova, is set to win Slovakia's presidential election.

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United Kingdom

Third vote on May's Brexit deal might not happen

The UK prime minister suggested in a letter to MPs that if she cannot garner enough support for her Brexit deal, a third parliamentary vote may not happen.

Poland

Auschwitz visitors told not to balance on train tracks for photos

Auschwitz Memorial told visitors in a Tweet "there are better places to learn how to walk on a balance beam than the site which symbolizes deportations of hundreds of thousands to their deaths".

World News

Why Europe is still fighting the war on terror

Despite major terror attacks diminishing in recent years, the threat is still there, experts tell Euronews.

Crimea

Putin arrives in Crimea to mark fifth anniversary of annexation

President Vladimir Putin arrived in Crimea on the fifth anniversary of the annexation and inaugurated two power stations.

New Zealand

New Zealand to unveil gun law changes in next week: PM Ardern

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says details of reforms to New Zealand's gun laws will be announced within 10 days of Friday's mosque attacks in Christchurch.

Germany

Possible job losses as Germany's big banks in merger taks

Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank confirmed on Sunday they were in talks about a merger.

France

Macron faces renewed pressure as Paris cleans up Yellow Vest riots

The French President cut short a weekend ski trip to hold a crisis meeting with ministers.

New Zealand

New Zealand shooter's travels around Europe under investigation

Officials in Bulgaria said the man arrested in connection to Friday's shootings visited the country last year.

Spain

Thousands of Catalan separatist supporters protest in Madrid

Thousands of pro-Catalan independence supporters marched in Spain's capital over the trial of 12 separatist leaders who face prison sentences for their role in the failed independence bid.

World News

Nigel Farage leads march over 'Brexit betrayal'

Nigel Farage, a key figure in the UK's campaign to leave the EU joined protesters on Saturday for a 270-mile march over what they say is a Brexit betrayal.

Slovakia

Why Slovakia is poised to elect a vocal government critic

Polls opened in Slovakia on Saturday to elect a new President. A vocal government critic is on course to win after the murder of an investigative journalist last year dealt a blow to the current governing party.

World News

Blazes, looting hit Paris as Gilets Jaunes seek new momentum

France's Gilets Jaunes take to the streets for 18th consecutive weekend as President Emmanuel Macron wrapped up his Grand Debat on Friday.

Algeria

Algerians return to streets to protest against ailing president

Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators gathered in Algeria's capital on Friday in the biggest protest yet to call on 82-year-old president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, to step down after two decades in power

United Kingdom

What could happen next in the Brexit saga now MPs voted for a delay?

MPs voted against Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal this week, as well as rejecting crashing out of the EU with no deal and for an extension to Article 50. But what does this mean now?

Hungary

Hungary's Orban apologises to 'useful idiots' to keep Fidesz in EPP

Hungary's Orban has apologised to Belgian MP Wouter Beke in a bid to stay in the EPP.

France

France battles to stop oil spill spreading after cargo ship sinks

French authorities said an Italian cargo ship that sank in the Atlantic was transporting 45 containers of dangerous materials but that environmental damages would be limited.

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