Police drag protesters from rails as Israelis rally for Gaza ceasefire
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How Russian propaganda 'has found a way of avoiding detection online'
Russia is using Telegram to help it bypass telltale signs that would identify content as Moscow-backed propaganda to tech giants like Twitter.
Greece: At least 22 dead and dozens missing after migrant boats sink
The boats sank amid stormy weather as authorities launched a dramatic rescue.
Bosnia, Bulgaria and Latvia: What happened in elections this weekend?
Here's everything you need to know - including who won and what that means for the rest of the world.
Europeans 'must lower thermostats to prepare for total gas supply cut'
"The complete shutdown of Russian pipeline gas supplies to the European Union cannot be excluded ahead of the 2022/23 heating season."
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Is there still any hope for independence in Catalonia?
This is how Catalonia's independence movement is faring after it tried to break away from Spain in 2017.
Beerocracy: Meet the punk using booze to be Austria's next president
He's already gained fame for keeping a promise to install a beer fountain in Vienna
What Russia's favourite travel vloggers think of the new visa rules
"I think that this is completely unfair because at least among young Russians, I've hardly met anyone who supports the war," one vlogger said.
'Summer of discontent': Soaring inflation fuels strikes in the UK
"We've not had anything like this since the late 1970s," one expert told Euronews.
Watch as British band play on van roof for drivers stuck in Calais
Calais queues: British band play on roof to entertain drivers stuck in seven-hour queue
EU migration to UK plummets post-Brexit as labour shortages bite
Just 43,000 people from EU member states received visas — accounting for just five per cent of all visas granted that year.
Moldova imports a million iodine pills amid nuclear disaster fears
The country insisted people should not panic as it upped its stockpile of iodine tablets to be taken in case of a radioactive disaster.
Why Brexit made top UK wine seller relocate to France
For 30 years, Daniel Lambert ran a thriving wine business from the UK — but on New Year's Day in 2021 everything changed.
UK drought: Which areas have warnings after latest alert?
The UK's Environment Agency issued a rare drought alert after a long period of little or no rainfall, and scorching hot summer temperatures.
UK officially declares drought as millions face hosepipe ban
Millions of people face water usage restrictions in the UK after a drought was officially declared across large parts of the country.
Ukraine war: The key developments you need to know
A former Russian state TV journalist detained, H&M and IKEA flog final stock, and oil deliveries restart
Girls the 'biggest losers' after a year of Taliban rule in Afghanistan
Girls are bearing the brunt of Taliban rule in Afghanistan, according to a new report by Save the Children.
Beluga whale stranded in French river dies after failed rescue mission
A beluga whale stranded in France's River Seine has died after a failed rescue mission.
Salt farmers emerge as reluctant winners of Europe's severe drought
As Europe suffers its most severe drought in decades, one group has emerged as a reluctant winner of the extreme conditions.
Free art classes for disadvantaged children in Marseille
Some 150 summer camps are on offer in Marseille with up to 13,000 children set to benefit from the programme.
Mont Blanc warning as heatwave causes more frequent rockfalls
Amateur climbers have been urged to steer clear of France's Mont Blanc as extreme heat is causing more frequent rockfalls.
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