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After the UN recognised Hamas' sexual crimes, prosecution must follow
Cristina Abellan Matamoros
Aid workers fear winter 'catastrophe' at Bosnia migrant camp
Hundreds of migrants are living in a freezing camp near the Croatian border with almost no food, water, and no electricity.
Moscow meddling: Does Vladimir Putin want to destabilise Europe?
A contested parliamentary report will not be released until after the December 12 election.
Von der Leyen reminds Johnson of 'obligation' to nominate commissioner
The future president of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen has reminded UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson of duty to nominate new commissioner.
McDonald's sorry after 'Sundae Bloody Sundae' ice cream advert
McDonald's has apologised for a Halloween marketing campaign in Portugal that referenced one of the darkest days of the Northern Ireland sectarian conflict.
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UK announces up to €22 million in support of Lebanon's army
UK announces up to €22 million in support of Lebanon's army, saying they are the security forces entrusted with keeping Lebanon safe.
How can British abroad vote in the general election?
The most important is making sure you are still registered to vote.
Women MPs call out 'colonial undertones' on Meghan Markle stories
In a letter to solidarity to Meghan Markle, the wife of Prince Harry, women MPs called out the "colonial undertones" in stories written about her.
Lebanon's Hariri resigns after days of nationwide protests
Lebanon's Hariri resigns after days of nationwide protests
Suspect in 80s questioned over attack on mosque in Bayonne
The suspect fired at two victims in their 70s after they thwarted an arson attempt at the doors of the mosque, prosecutors said.
UK lorry deaths: Man appears in court on manslaughter charges
A man appeared in court charged with the manslaughter of 39 people found last week in a refrigerated truck outside of London.
Brussels to delay decision on Brexit extension until after weekend
Brussels has delayed its decision on a Brexit extension, an EU source told Euronews, adding the agreement will likely be decided upon next Monday or Tuesday.
Create rather than kill with artificial intelligence, says AI pioneer
From self-driving cars to Amazon’s Alexa, artificial intelligence is already here. But some fear AI could be used to create killer robots.
Could France go against all odds and veto a long extension for Brexit?
French Deputy Minister for European Affairs Amelie de Montchalin said Paris was ready to grant a "technical" extension for "a few days" so the UK parliament could complete the ratification process but would oppose a broader extension intended to "rediscuss the agreement."
Man holed up in museum in southern France arrested, say police
An earlier tweet by national police said elite "RAID" police were carrying out an operation at the scene of the incident in the southern town of Saint Raphael by the French Riviera.
Bangladesh MP 'hired lookalikes' to take university exams
Bangladesh MP was expelled from university after a private broadcaster reportedly uncovered she had hired lookalikes to take her exams.
Watch again: 'A no-deal Brexit will never be our decision', says Tusk
Juncker and Tusk make statements on last week's European Council meeting.
How does Lebanon's government work?
Not very well, say many Lebanese.
Northern Ireland legalises abortion and same-sex marriage
Northern Ireland legalises abortion and same-sex marriage.
Climate change and the EU loom over Sunday's Swiss elections
Growing concern over the environment and Switzerland's relationship with the European Union are at the centre of campaigns to reshape the country's parliament
New immersive exhibit places viewers at heart of Picasso's paintings
"A poetic, plastic, generous, voyage where visitors take pleasure in seeing the works through a new lens" is how the installation creators described the new exhibit.
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