Belgium undeterred about backlash over Israeli sanctions
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Czech protesters call for Babis to quit over EU funds scandal
Thousands marched to call for the Czech Republic’s billionaire prime minister to quit amid an EU funds scandal.
Latvian smitten as Baltic country toasts its centenary
Latvians are being urged to toast the country’s centenary ... by wearing special mittens.
These are the MPs who want to oust Theresa May over her Brexit deal
Twenty-four of the 48 MPs needed to trigger a vote of no confidence in Theresa May have so far come forward.
Bulgaria’s deputy PM quits after insulting disabled rights activists
Bulgaria’s deputy prime minister has quit after controversial remarks about disabled rights activists sparked protests.
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Wish you were still here: giant postcard highlights shrinking glaciers
Climate campaigners assembled a giant postcard at one of Europe’s shrinking glaciers to send a message about global warming.
'We want a decent Slovakia,' demand protesters in Bratislava
Protesters used the anniversary of communism’s fall to call for change to Slovakia’s political culture.
Yellow block road: France’s fuel price protests in pictures
The best images from a day of protests in France over rising fuel prices.
Stephen Barclay is UK's new Brexit minister as May plugs cabinet gaps
Leave-voting MP Stephen Barclay has been appointed the UK's new Brexit minister, Downing Street has told Euronews.
Pope's prayers come true as tweak mooted for key Bible passage
One of the most famous and widely-recited passages of the Bible is set to change, it has emerged.
Brexit: May vows to fight on amid fierce fallout over EU divorce deal
UK PM Theresa May grapples with the fallout from the Brexit deal she struck with Brussels.
May survives first Brexit hurdle as Brussels publishes draft deal
British PM Theresa May secures senior MPs' approval of her draft Brexit deal as Brussels publishes the draft document.
Christmas ad ban petition attracts 660,000 signatures
People have flocked to sign a petition calling for British regulators to overturn a ban on a television advert about the impact of palm oil production.
Journalists in Romania 'under political pressure' after Dragnea claims
Investigative journalists who have published claims about Romania’s most powerful politician say they’ve come under political pressure to reveal their sources.
Watch: Putin's warm thumbs-up to Trump at Paris commemorations
This is the moment Russian President Vladimir Putin gave his US counterpart Donald Trump a warm thumbs-up gesture in Paris.
Topless protester gets within metres of Trump's motorcade in Paris
A topless Femen protester got within metres of the vehicle carrying US President Donald Trump as it moved through Paris, pictures show.
Marseille building collapse: balcony gives way as city honours victims
Part of a balcony gave way in Marseille during a march to pay tribute to the victims of a deadly building collapse in the French city.
Trump cancels trip to US cemetery in France due to bad weather
Donald Trump has today cancelled a planned trip to a cemetery in France because of bad weather, the White House says.
Turkey gives UK, US, France and Germany recording of Khashoggi murder
Turkey says it's shared a recording of Jamal Khashoggi's murder with Britain, France, Germany and the US.
Death toll from California wildfires climbs to at least 23 people
The death toll from wildfires that are ravaging parts of California has now jumped to at least 23 people, officials say.
Ryanair 'settles €525,000 debt' after French seize one of its planes
Ryanair has paid up after French authorities grounded one of its planes in a bid to recover €525,000 of public money given to the airline.
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