Majority killed in Lisbon streetcar crash were foreigners, police say
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May warns of no Brexit if deal is rejected
'More likely outcome is a paralysis in parliament that risks there being no Brexit,' said British Prime Minister Theresa May.
EU fears backstop letter will not be enough to convince parliament
British Prime Minister Theresa May raised questions over whether the Irish backstop would be used by the European Union in a January 14 letter to EU leaders.
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Design of single African Union passport for all to be unveiled
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Maduro starts second mandate as president amid escalating isolation
Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro on Thursday started a second term in office amid growing international isolation
Crowdfunding wars: Police campaign reaches €1 million
As a campaign for police reached €1 million, a prominent gilets jaunes activist has set up a page for "injured protesters"
UK pays Eurotunnel €38 million over no-deal Brexit ferry plan
The British government has paid £33 million (€38 million) to Eurotunnel, which runs the Channel Tunnel between the UK and France, after the company took legal action over the process to award ferry contracts to cope with a no-deal Brexit.
Conservatives end socialist rule in Andalucia with help of Vox
After decades of socialist rule, the conservative Popular Party (PP) has taken power in Andalucia, southern Spain, with the help far-right party Vox.
Romania working on granting amnesty to imprisoned corrupt politicians
Romania working on granting amnesty to politicians imprisoned for corruption
Malta to allow migrants from rescue ships to disembark
Malta will take in 49 migrants stranded on boats, then redistribute to eight European Union countries.
Watch: Extraordinary helicopter rescue in the French Alps
A pilot showed incredible helicopter skills during a rescue mission in the French Alps.
UK: MPs urge police to improve response to abusive protesters
After Conservative MP, Anne Soubry, was called a 'Nazi' and a 'liar' by protesters outside of Parliament, more than 50 MPs have urged Met police to improve their response to abusive protesters.
What are the most retweeted tweets of all time?
A teenager in search of free chicken nuggets has been knocked off the top of the ranking for the most-retweeted post of all time — Japanese billionaire, Yusaku Maezawa, has taken first position.
Six killed as cargo ship sinks off Turkey's coast
Six people were killed after a Panama-flagged cargo ship reportedly carrying coal sent a distress signal while en route to Turkey, according to AP quoting government officials.
France marks four years since Charlie Hebdo attack
France marks four years since Charlie Hebdo attack.
UN gives refugee status to Saudi woman in Thailand
The UN refugee agency has determined that a Saudi woman who fled her family and refused to leave a Bangkok hotel room is a legitimate refugee, and has asked Australia to consider resettling her.
Egypt's El-Sisi inaugurates new cathedral ahead of Coptic Christmas
President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi inaugurated Egypt's largest church on Sunday on the eve of Coptic Christmas, sending a message of tolerance and unity in the predominantly Muslim country.
Norway avalanche: four missing tourists 'believed to have died'
Four tourists, feared to have been swept away in an avalanche in Northern Norway, are "believed to have died," police said.
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