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Japan

Trump dumps full box of fish food into Japanese koi pond

The US President showed off an interesting technique while feeding carps with Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe

World News

What are the Paradise Papers and why are they significant?

Is it right for a rich person to hide their money abroad to avoid paying taxes?

World News

Bin Laden files: What was released and what was withheld?

Documents including Bin Laden's personal journal and practice video reels for public speeches have been made public

France

Which countries in Europe offer the most paternity leave?

Excluding Switzerland, all fathers residing in European countries receive some form of leave but which offers the most?

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USA

Judge orders man to write 144 'nice things' about his girlfriend

“For every nasty thing you said about her, you’re going to write a nice thing”

USA

New York attack: What we know so far

Everything we know so far about the Manhatten terror attack

Japan

Japanese company gives non-smoking employees six extra days holiday a year

The new incentive was brought into play after an employee complained about the amount of time other staff members spent on their breaks

Belgium

Ousted Catalan leader 'not in Belgium to seek asylum'

Carles Puigdemont said he would return home "immediately" if a fair judicial process was guaranteed.

Spain

Spain's state prosecutor asks for charges to be brought against Catalonia's political leadership

José Manuel Maza charged them with rebellion, sedition and misuse of public funds

Austria

Watch: Plane aborts bumpy landing in Austria storm

The Polish-run Enter Air flight can be seen jolting around in the air and bumping the ground before taking off immediately after.

USA

Twitter reacts to Kevin Spacey statement on sexual assault allegations

Spacey said he honestly did "not remember the encounter"

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia to allow women in sports stadiums

The decision gave more freedom to Saudi women, who are subject to strict gender segregation rules, after the historic lifting of a female driving ban in September

France

Macron shows humility on behalf of the west

"Giving lectures out of context and belittling political systems that did not share our values, what happened? Anomie, certain deaths and radical violence."

Germany

#RumoursAboutGermany: Government campaign aims to expose lies human traffickers tell migrants

"The ship for the crossing to Germany is spacious and has a pool and a cinema," is one of the 'seven lies' about Germany presented on the site.

United Kingdom

Ronaldo and Lieke Martens win FIFA player of the year awards

Cristiano Ronaldo and Dutch player Lieke Martens take home the top prizes at the Best FIFA Football Awards 2017

United Kingdom

Full speech: May updates MPs about Brexit talks amid dinner-leak row

The British PM said 'important progress' was made at EU summit, but Leader of the Opposition Jeremy Corbyn said it sounded like 'Groundhog Day'

World News

Spain's King Felipe makes political address at Princess of Asturias Awards

Spaniards "cannot renounce what we've built together," says Spain's King Felipe

World News

Knife attack in Polish shopping centre leaves one dead and seven injured

Man wielding a knife kills one, injures seven in Poland

World News

Women in the EU are paid less than men despite staying in education longer, says report

There are five percent more women than men in the EU and, on average, they stay in education longer but are still paid 16.3 percent less, according to a new report

Belgium

Sugar feeds cancerous tumours and makes them more aggressive, finds new study

Glucose causes a 'vicious cycle' which stimulates the multiplication of cancer cells

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