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Romania

Romania's EU Affairs Minister Victor Negrescu resigns — media reports

Negrescu was in charge of preparing the country to take over the European Union’s rotating presidency.

Poland

Polish leaders hold joint march with nationalists on Independence Day

Around 200,000 people, including Poland's leaders and nationalist groups, marched through Warsaw on Sunday to mark the 100th anniversary of Polish independence.

World News

In pictures: Armistice centenary in Europe

Citizens, servicemen and women, and military veterans, paid tribute to the fallen in their communities and history enthusiasts carried out reenactments from the Great War.

France

World leaders attend opening of Peace Forum in Paris

World leaders gather in Paris for a Peace Forum chaired by French President Emmanuel Macron.

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Italy

Italians and migrants march together against immigration policies

Roma families that were recently evicted from camps joined the likes of students, migrants and refugees, as well as human-rights activists from across Italy.

World News

NASA shares first pictures of massive Antarctic iceberg from PIG

The close-up photographs showed the giant iceberg that NASA said was "three times the size of Manhatten".

USA

Celebrities flee deadly California wildfires

Celebrities took to social media to reassure fans they were safe, express their condolences and in one case, ask for news from loved ones.

Ukraine

Watch: Rare look inside Chernobyl power plant's radioactive ruins

Take a look inside the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, located in a restricted area in Ukraine.

France

France to experiment with monitoring taxpayers' social media accounts

France will 'experiment' with monitoring taxpayers' social media accounts to prevent fraud

Belgium

Brussels protesters support 12 on trial for helping migrants

Hundreds of protesters gathered outside a Brussels courthouse on Wednesday to show support for 12 people on trial for helping undocumented migrants.

World News

Armistice Day in figures: From signing the agreement to the aftermath

While the end of World War I brought relief to many, it also set in motion economic and ideological changes, many of which still reverberate today.

United Kingdom

Minister Jo Johnson quits UK government over Brexit

British minister Jo Johnson, brother of Boris Johnson, has quit the UK government, calling for the public to have fresh say on Brexit.

USA

People are claiming this video shared by Sarah Sanders was doctored

Social media users, including a CNN chief, claimed video of an exchange between CNN's Jim Acosta and a White House aide had been sped up.

Netherlands

Dutchman, 69, wants to legally reduce age by 20 years to meet women

"I try to get a mortgage, it's impossible. If I put my age on Tinder, women say 'you're much too old'," Emile Ratelband told Euronews.

United Kingdom

Children from poorer families less likely to play instruments — study

Children from poorer families less likely to play instruments — study

USA

Watch: Were these Trump's most heated exchanges with reporters yet?

As the hour-long Q and A trundled on, at one point Trump yelled at reporters to "sit down" and regularly barked down journalists with phrases like: "Excuse me, you were not called on.”

World News

Where are the 'safest places' to go on holiday, according to new data?

In some categories, European and American destinations were shown to pose more of a risk to travellers than areas in the Middle East and North Africa, according to data collated by Which? Travel.

USA

Trump lauds 'tremendous success' following mixed US midterm results

US President Donald Trump spoke from the White House after his Republican party held on to the Senate but lost control of the House of Representatives in the midterm elections.

Denmark

Denmark accuses Iran of plotting activist's murder

Danish Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said it was "totally unacceptable that Iran or any other foreign state plans assassinations on Danish soil."

Hungary

Hungarian court aquits camerawoman who tripped and kicked migrants

The Hungarian Supreme Court has revised the rulings of two lower courts that handed now acquitted Petra Laszlo three years' probation for disorderly conduct.

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