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UK PM to meet EU leaders for Brexit talksTheresa May will speak to Angela Merkel, Mark Rutte and Donald Tusk after delaying UK vote on the deal.
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Is nuclear disarmament set to self-destruct?
The US and Russia are both questioning a Cold War arms treaty - but can it or should it be saved?
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France yellow vest protests: Macron promises wage rise
The French president says anger of "yellow vest" protesters is "deep and in many ways legitimate".
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Climate change: Trump coal event overshadowed at COP24
White House efforts to promote fossil fuels are set to be upstaged by investors moving away from coal.
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Climate change: Why are governments taking so long to take action?
Leading climate scientists say progress is way off track, so what needs to happen to speed things up?
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Brexit anxiety sends pound to 18-month low
The pound falls to the lowest level against the dollar since June 2017 amid uncertainty over Brexit.
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Brexit backstop renegotiation 'not possible' - Varadkar
Leo Varadkar makes the remark amid reports the Commons vote on the Brexit deal will be delayed.
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Egypt investigates 'pyramid nude photo shoot'
Egypt investigates whether a viral video of a couple posing nude on its Great Pyramid is real or not.
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Brexit: Theresa May understood to be delaying key vote
The prime minister is to make a statement on Brexit amid reports the key vote is being delayed.
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Brexit Reality Check: Does Brussels blink?
How has Brussels dealt with political complications in the past?
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Anti-Semitism pervades European life, says EU report
Europe's Jews are increasingly worried about the risk of harassment, according to a major EU survey.
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Germany: Train strike hits millions of passengers
Widespread delays in Germany as railworkers' union stages nationwide strikes over pay.
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