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U.N. says migrants' return to Libya by Italian boat could be illegal
The U.N. migration agency say some of those involved in the case have made contradictory statements about where it took place, which is key to establishing migrants’ rights.
Islamic State claims responsibility for deadly attack in Tajikistan
Its claim runs counter to a statement by the Tajik government which accused a banned Islamist opposition party of being behind the attack.
IMF uncertain Greece's debt is sustainable in the long term
An IMF report says Greece still faces an uphill struggle after the end of its bailout program
Trump: " I'll meet with Iran"
Trump's conciliatory approach comes after he and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani traded hostile warnings earlier this month, leading Rouhani, to warn the US that war with Tehran would be the "mother of all wars."
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US President Donald Trump and Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte meet at the White House
Following the meeting they had even more to bond them, with Conte turning out to be Trump's main ally in Europe.
Pussy Riot activists are re arrested after having served 15 days in de
The have already been held for "seriously violating the rules of spectator behaviour", after invading the pitch at the recent Wold Cup final.
What is the reason for the migration wave to Spain this summer?
Spain has received triple the amount of people compared to the same period last year. It's set to rapidly surpass the total for 2017 with 38% of those migrating to Europe from Africa by sea now arriving in Spain.
Munich Airport back to normal after travel chaos
The incident was triggered when a woman entered the security area unchecked, causing police to completely close Terminal 2.
California's wildfires: deadly blaze continues to spread
Firefighters say erratic winds and dry conditions have caused the Carr fire to grow
Greek PM visits wildfire-stricken town of Mati
Fires began a week ago in the coastal resort and Tsipras has been attacked by
opposition parties for the government's handling of the disaster.
EU leaders reach agreement on migration after late-night summit
Leaders of the European Union reached a deal on migration after late-night talks in Brussels.
Israeli PM visits France to push Macron to abandon Iran deal
Netanyahu wants to keep talks focused on the deal
France: Railway workers strike continues as government votes on reform
Euronews speaks to one striker to understand what they are fighting for,
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un says his country will suspend nuclear and missile tests
The decision came after a meeting of the ruling Worker's Party of Korea.
US CIA chief, Mike Pompeo's secret meeting with N Korean leader Kim Jong Un hailed a success by Trump
Pompeo is the most senior U.S. official to have met Kim to discuss a planned summit with Donald Trump.
Cate Blanchett heads up a starry female-dominated jury at the 71st Cannes film festival
In a year when the #MeToo movement has dominated the headlines, Festival director Thierry Fremaux said he was conscious of gender balance in the organisation of the festival.
Syria: Chemical weapons inspectors to visit site of suspected gas attack
A team from the global chemical weapons watchdog OPCW is due in Douma, where up to 75 people were killed on April 7, triggering military strikes by the US, UK and France.
US 'locked and loaded' for new chemical attacks
The UN Security Council voted against a Russian resolution condemning 'aggression' against Syria by the U.S. and its allies during an emergency meeting at the U.N. in New York
FBI raids Donald Trump’s lawyer’s office for Stormy Daniels payment documents
Trump has branded the raid a "disgrace" and an "attack on our country"
Austria plans to ban headscarves in kindergartens and primary schools
The country's right-wing government wants to tackle what it sees as a threat to Austrian mainstream culture.
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