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Merkel pays tribute to army general who almost assassinated Hitler
Angela Merkel paid tribute to Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg who was executed for his part in the plot to assassinate the Nazi leader and end the war in 1944
Astronauts prepare for takeoff on moon landing anniversary
Two NASA astronauts and one Russian cosmonaut have taken off from Kazakhstan in a Soyuz rocket headed for the International Space Station
Pro-EU protesters hold rally in London
Pro-EU protesters are taking to the streets of London to rally against the expected appointment of former foreign secretary Boris Johnson as the UK's next prime minister.
Why are Turkey and Cyprus arguing over drilling rights?
The 45-year dispute over the northern part of Cyprus has flared up once more as Turkey begins oil and gas exploration off the coast but how did this conflict start?
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Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt answer questions at Tory hustings
The final two candidates were grilled on their records and how feasible their plans for the future are but Boris Johnson also refused to answer questions about the police being called to a domestic incident at his house
Research shows that people likelier to return wallets with more cash
Study across 355 cities in 40 countries should people are more likely to return a wallet the money it has in it
Hungarian political party offers punching bags for Budapest residents
A Hungarian political party has installed punching bags around Budapest as part of its campaign for the upcoming mayoral elections.
Watch: Iran releases video it claims shows downed US military drone
Iranian State Television released a video on Friday claiming it showed the retrieval of a US military drone that was downed by Iran.
UK government suspends arms sales to Saudi Arabia after court ruling
International Trade Secretary Liam Fox has announced a temporary suspension of export licences to the kingdom
Ukrainian court upholds order for new parliamentary elections
The court ruling means the snap election to replace the Ukranian parliament can go ahead as planned tomorrow
Crash boat driver involved in previous smash, say prosecutors
Hungarian prosecutors say the Ukrainian captain arrested over the fatal sinking of The Mermaid in Budapest last week had been involved in another accident in the Netherlands in April
Synthetic opioid drugs like fentanyl are a 'growing concern' in Europe
New report from a European drug agency reveals one in five people seeking treatment for opioid abuse are addicted to synthetic drugs
European agency warns about 'uberisation' of drug market
New report suggests drug entrepreneurs are creating cocaine 'call centres' which make it easier for drug users to order online
Opposition red bloc win Danish election as right wing parties flounder
Results show the red bloc holds the plurality of votes in the Danish elections
EU could impose billions in fines on Italy for breaching debt burden
The European Commission has recommended starting disciplinary procedures against Italy after it broke the EU’s debt rules last year and is likely to do so in 2019 and 2020.
Researchers create fake village filled with GM fungus to fight malaria
Scientists from University of Maryland Baltimore and the IRSS research insitute in Burkina Faso created the "mosquito sphere" filled with toxic fungus to kill malaria-carrying mosquitoes
Climate protesters threaten to shut down Heathrow Airport
Extinction Rebellion are calling for the government to immediately suspend plans to build a third runway at Heathrow Airport
Here is why Azerbaijan and Armenia have no formal diplomatic relations
An Arsenal player was forced to miss his team playing in the final of the Europa league final because he did not think it was safe for him to travel to Baku, here's why....
UK PM Theresa May 'will quit' if her Brexit deal is passed
It's a move seen as an attempt to get her EU divorce deal over the line.
UEFA to investigate Montenegro following fans' racist chants
The Football Association of Montenegro will face a UEFA disciplinary hearing on May 16 after the team's fans were heard chanting racist taunts at England's black players
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