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Polish vote for ruling Eurosceptic party splits between town and country
In what many are seeing as an indicator for next year's national elections, Poland's ruling Law and Justice Party has had contrasting results in regional polls.
The Eurosceptic group did well in provincial assemblies, but fared badly in the major cities.
Angela Merkel and Polish counterpart meet amid growing tensions
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel is in Poland today to meet her Polish Counterpart Mateusz Morawiecki.
They're expected to discuss the controversial Nord Stream II gas pipeline.
It's an issue that has heightened already tense relations between the two countries.
US emphasises military commitment to Europe during NATO war games
America is emphasising its increasing military presence in Europe as Nato's biggest military exercise since the Cold War continues in Norway.
Trident Juncture involves all 29 members plus Finland and Sweden.
The US has recently increased its military personnel based in Europe.
Ronaldo firmly denies rape allegation
The lawyer for a woman who alleges she was raped by Cristiano Ronaldo in 2009 says she was encouraged to come forward by the #MeToo movement.
Kathryn Mayorga reportedly reached an out-of-court settlement with the Portuguese international footballer involving a 375,000 dollar payment.
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Italian Deputy Prime Minister threatens to sue Jean-Claude Juncker
The Italian deputy prime minister has threatened to sue Jean-Claude Juncker after the EU Commission President compared Italy to Greece.
Matteo Salvini said Mr Juncker's comments pushed up Rome’s cost of borrowing.
Theresa May speech to draw eventual Conservative conference to close
British Prime Minister Theresa May will bring a tumultuous Conservative Party conference to a close with a speech today, in the wake of Boris Johnson describing her Brexit plans as dangerous and unstable.
Stubb set to launch candidacy for President of the EU Commission.
The former Finnish Prime Minister Alexander Stubb is expected to announce his candidacy today to replace Jean-Claude Juncker as President of the European Commission.
NASA reaches landmark 60th anniversary
NASA, America's Space Agency, started operating exactly 60 years ago today - 1st October, 1958.
And little over a decade after its founding, it put men on the moon for the first time.
Square in Brussels renamed after murdered British MP
A square in Brussels is today being renamed after the murdered British MP Jo Cox.
The 41-year-old was murdered in 2016 by right wing extremist Thomas Mair.
Exiled Syrian artist recreates his suffering in the country's prisons
An exiled Syrian artist has been creating art to capture what he saw and experienced while in prison in his home country.
Catholic Church in Germany publishes investigation into child abuse
A four-year investigation into the sexual abuse of children in the German Catholic Church publishes its findings today.
Iran threatens 'devastating response' to parade attack, blames US
The deputy head of Iran's Revolutionary Guards has warned the US and Israel to expect a "devastating" response after accusing them of involvement in an attack on a military parade in the city of Ahvaz.
Philippines prepares for arrival of Super Typhoon Mangkhut.
Thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes in the Philippines ahead of the arrival of the Super Typhoon, Mangkhut.
It's expected to make landfall later today and could reach a maximum speed of 268 kilometres an hour.
Theresa May holds "No Deal" Brexit cabinet meeting
Theresa May is to hold a special cabinet meeting today to discuss a possible No-Deal Brexit - as the government works on contingency plans.
Protesters rage in Koethen after German man's murder
An estimated two and a half thousand people took to the streets in an anti-migrant demonstration in the German city of Koethen last night.
Under-pressure French and German leaders meeting in Marseille
The under-pressure French and German leaders are meeting for a wide-ranging summit in the French city of Marseille today.
Around 10,000 turn out in Hamburg for anti-fascist rally
An estimated ten thousand people turned out in Hamburg for an anti-fascist rally last night.
The gathering was to counter a Far Right demonstration in the city - which was overwhelmingly outnumbered.
Russian space agency ponders sabotage theory over leak
A small air leak at the International Space Station might have been sabotage, according to the head of Russia's space agency.
The microfracture was discovered last week in a Russian module used to deliver new crew to the station.
Trump warns Syria and Russia not be involved in anticipated Idlib assault
Donald Trump has taken to Twitter to warn Russia and Iran not to get involved in an expected Syrian led attack on Idlib province, the last remaining rebel stronghold.
Calls for unity in Chemnitz against Far Right
Church, politicans and musicans are making a concerted push back against the Far Right in the east German town of Chemnitz.
A concert calling for tolerance will take place there tonight.
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