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Belarus crackdown: Foreign journalists deported, accreditation revoked
Belarus cracks down on media after weeks of huge protests against authoritarian president.
France's horses killed, mutilated in mysterious circumstances
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'Two different versions of same coronavirus': More reinfection cases emerge
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Europe tried to limit mass layoffs, but the cuts are coming anyway
New York Times: A tsunami of job cuts is about to hit as companies downsize.
Mystery of last seen image of Kim Jong-un
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Tests show Putin critic Navalny poisoned
"Those responsible must be identified and held accountable," Angela Merkel said.
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Comment: Europe shows us basic hygiene can get businesses going again
COMMENT: European countries seem to 'get' basic hygiene rules better than Britain.
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Europe's new pandemic strategy is "learning to live with" the virus.
Belarus leader says Russia willing to help counter protests
Protesters claim the results of the August 9 presidential election are fraudulent.
Royal Air Force deployed in attempt to stop migrants crossing Channel
Surge of migrants crossing English Channel has British government worried.
World donors demand change before money to rebuild Beirut
World leaders warn they won't pay a cent to Beirut until economic reform committed.
Melbourne under the strictest lockdown in the world
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'This is a new phase': Europe shifts tactics to limit tech's power
New York Times: Lawmakers and regulators take aim at Amazon, Facebook, Google and Apple.
Bosnian bridge divers put on brave show amid Covid scare
The bravest men in the Balkans have returned for the annual bridge diving competition.
Maritime tensions: Inside China's mysterious 'dark fleet'
Boats full of dead fisherman crews have been washing up on shores for years.
World leader's jibe at Boris over Jacinda Ardern-inspired video
"If only he'd copied Jacinda Ardern in a more productive way."
UK's 'kneejerk' move: Tourists must quarantine on return home from Spain
Spain has seen a surge of Covid-19 cases and officials have warned of a second wave.
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Sigue Sigue Sputnik: Russia accused of firing weapon in space
International critics say that Russia's actions "threaten the peaceful use of space".
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