Sixteen candidates die ahead of North Rhine-Westphalia local elections
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Helicopter smash in Siberia kills 18 people
Eighteen people were killed in a helicopter crash in Siberia as they were heading to work at an oil field.
Investigators probe police shooting of ‘disabled man with toy gun’
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Apple Inc this week became the first $1 trillion publicly listed US company - but how does that compare with other companies and the richest countries and people on the planet?
Berlin brown as satellite pictures show impact of heatwave
Newly-released satellite pictures have highlighted the impact of a drought and heatwave around Berlin.
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Bid to build at UNESCO-protected national park in Bulgaria 'illegal'
Environmentalists are celebrating after winning a court case over plans to expand a ski resort in one of Bulgaria’s national parks.
Fundraiser for beggar paid to have Briton's name tattooed on his head
A petition has been launched to help a Polish beggar who was reportedly paid €100 to have the name of a British tourist tattooed on his head.
Romania minister 'delaying' anti-graft nomination to dodge veto'
Romania’s justice minister is stalling for time in appointing the country’s next anti-corruption chief in a bid to clear opposition for his preferred candidate, it’s been claimed.
Meet the woman helping animals abandoned in Greece’s wildfire inferno
Artemis Kyriakopoulou is hunting for pets left behind in Greece's wildfire disaster.
Nicaragua’s Ortega insists his departure would be 'path to anarchy': exclusive
Nicaragua President Daniel Ortega told Euronews he won't allow elections until at least 2021.
Four takeaways from Trump’s meeting with Italy PM Giuseppe Conte
Donald Trump and fellow populist Giuseppe Conte hold a press conference after their meeting at the White House on Monday. Here is what you need to know.
Is Europe’s swing to populism fuelling anti-Semitism?
Europe has voted for populist parties in increasing numbers over the last decade and it's a trend some are linking to the encouragement of anti-Semitism.
Watch: Ex-Man Utd boss Sir Alex thanks staff after leaving hosptial
Ex-Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has spoken for the first time since leaving hospital after a brain haemorrhage.
All change: Russia's odd train time custom finally hits the buffers
Europe’s intrepid train travellers were handed a boost after Russia announced it was calling time on a confusing custom at its stations.
Sweden bans backyard barbecues in battle against wildfire outbreak
Wildfire-hit Sweden is warning its citizens against having barbecues — even in their own back gardens.
Watch: Juncker appears to shun Trump's hand of friendship
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Massive Attack’s unfinished sympathy for Romania’s anti-corruption protesters
Massive Attack delighted its Romanian audience by displaying anti-government slogans during a concert in Bucharest.
Reserved pool lane angers Berlin swimmers
Pool says anyone can reserve its public lanes.
These pictures put northern Europe’s heatwave in perspective
Newly-released images from space have highlighted the effects of this month’s heatwave on parts of northern Europe.
It's more than just water: how experts go about tackling a wildfire
You might think lots of water is the best way of putting out a wildfire. And you wouldn't be wrong. But there is a lot more to think about than that.
In pictures: Greece's deadly wildfires
In pictures: Greece's deadly wildfires
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