EU to hold war-games to prepare for cyber attacksFinland to push for measures to tackle range of ‘hybrid threats’ that the bloc now faces
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Czech government survives no confidence votePrime minister under growing pressure over business interests
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Germany's Angela Merkel seen shaking again in BerlinChancellor Merkel trembles at an event in Berlin - as she did eight days ago at another ceremony.
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'Hero' 17-year-old catches falling toddlerFeuzi Zabaat was working nearby when he caught a two-year-old girl as she fell out of a window.
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Italy’s divided government delays EU budget reckoningRome has decided to postpone formally setting itself a lower deficit target for 2020
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Dysfunction in Italy has deep rootsPublic administration and judicial reforms would support investment and raise productivity growth
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Female footballers grab the world’s attentionFrance, the US and Netherlands attract crowds as large as their men’s national teams
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Polish convicts signed up as worker shortages biteMore robots needed with unemployment falling across central Europe
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Russia says Georgia isn't safe. Russians in Georgia say otherwiseRussian citizens in Georgia say otherwise.
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Europe heatwave: Why are temperatures on the continent soaring?As the continent bakes in sweltering temperatures, experts explain what's happening - and why now.
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Appeals over Russia holiday camp deathsThree years ago, tragedy struck for a group of children out on boats at Lake Syamozero in Russia's Karelia region.
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Mifid II tightens Wall Street’s grip on tradingLiquidnet, Virtu and others pick up share after reform package 18 months ago
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US funds call for rule change in response to Mifid IISEC told that Europeans will gain advantage unless investment research spending is disclosed
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| European countries set new June heat records amid heatwaveGermany, Poland and the Czech Republic hit their highest June temperatures on record on Wednesday.
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Turkish democracy will labour to survive one-man ruleTrial of civil society activists looks like revenge by president on those he thinks exposed his vulnerability
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| Austria’s ‘century bond’ reboot draws strong demandVienna’s €1bn extension oversubscribed as investors clamber for returns
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Holocaust: Dutch rail firm NS confirms compensationThe state-run company took part in deporting 107,000 Jews to Nazi death camps.
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| US lawmakers called EU derivatives markets plans ‘retribution’
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German radical right threatens the survival of democracySome domestic security agencies appear unwilling or unable to tackle the threat of extremism
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| Notre-Dame fire: Prosecutor says no sign of criminal causeFrench investigators say they are now trying to determine whether the fire was caused by negligence.
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Italy migrants: German rescue ship on collision course with SalviniA boat carrying 42 rescued migrants enters Italian waters despite being told to stay away.
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| German chemical firm Brenntag defends its Syria deliveriesBrenntag sent pharmaceutical chemicals to Syria - but they can also be used in nerve agents.
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Theresa May set to meet Vladimir Putin at G20Meeting would be first since 2016, with relations strained by Salisbury poisoning
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| Sharp fall in foreign investment in UKThe UK is facing increasing competition from countries such as Ireland, France and Germany.
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Flat-pack home? Ikea moves in on UK housingThe Swedish company's joint venture BoKlok is working with Worthing council to build affordable homes.
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| Walter Lübcke killing: Suspect with far-right links confessesA man with connections to the far-right has confessed to killing a pro-migrant politician.
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Denmark’s Socialist Democrats to form minority leftist governmentMette Frederiksen to become country’s youngest PM after deal to soften on immigration
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| Three qualities the next European Council leader needsWhat the EU needs most of all is a functional collective decision maker of last resort
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Greenland Ice Sheet: 'More than 50 hidden lakes' detectedOnly a handful of liquid water lakes had previously been detected under the kilometres-thick ice sheet.
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| EU launches antitrust investigation into BroadcomBrussels alleges chipmaker restricted competitors from modems and set-top boxes market
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Heatwave: Rome zoo animals get ice lollies with fruit A Rome zoo gave blocks of frozen fruit to bears, coatis and lemurs to cope with 38C heat.
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| France heatwave: Paris region closes schools Regions around Paris announce school closures as France and Spain expect heat above 40C.
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Robots 'to replace up to 20 million factory jobs' by 2030 A huge acceleration in the use of robots will affect jobs around the world, Oxford Economics says.
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| Pound's fall has stopped us buying a round of drinks Sterling's woes make life tougher for some foreign workers, but for many firms, it's good news.
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Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt divided over Brexit plans Boris Johnson says the UK must leave on 31 October but Jeremy Hunt calls this a "fake deadline".
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| EU-Swiss recriminations is a warning to the UKBritain has long complained that equivalence deals can be revoked with little notice
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'Triple whammy' threatens UN action on climate change Efforts by Saudi Arabia, the EU and Japan are seen as part of a backlash against UN climate action.
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