117 arrested, 227 injured during protests in France
Grassroots movement poses a new challenge to beleaguered President Emmanuel Macron.
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Rising fuel costs have seen French citizens taking to streets in a spontaneous protest.
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EDITORIAL: The great man remembered, three years after his tragic death.
More New Zealanders prefer clicks to cliques
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Kiwi's wartime existence at the 'Ellerslie of Berlin'
Civilian prisoners of war in 1914-18 Germany permitted to develop rich cultural life
Auckland swastika display 'grossly inappropriate'
Swastika removed after causing offence to Holocaust remembrance group.
Istanbul: On the cheap
Once the marketplace of the world, the Turkish city can still be a bargain destination.
Rape case focuses on teen's choice of underwear
Man acquitted after lawyer tells jurors that 17-year-old wore a thong with lace front.
Embarrassing menu mistakes we make
When travelling in Italy, foreigners tend to make mistakes when they order food.
Embarrassing menu mistakes to avoid
Avoid looking like an idiot with these tips on how to order.
Nazaré: How extreme surfers broke Portugal's big-wave secret
This ancient fishing village was quiet in the winter - but big-wave surfers changed that.
Merkel calls for creation of a 'real, true' European army
Merkel spoke out hours after Donald Trump lambasted French president on Twitter.
Austria: Good fun on reflection
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America alone: It's lonely at the top for Donald Trump
For the President in Paris, America First meant largely America alone.
Three reasons to fear another 'Great War' today
Comment: Have we learned to recognise the signs, asks Hal Brands.
Leaders laud fallen soldiers and show off close bond
Angela Merkel briefly snuggled her head into the neck of Emmanuel Macron.
World leaders gather in Paris a century after WWI armistice
Over 60 heads of state and government were taking part in a solemn ceremony.
Switzerland: Eating Zurich
A culinary tour of the nation's biggest city brings surprises, writes Eli Orzessek.
Armistice day: Lest we forget
It can be rewarding to take time out and pay respects, writes Jude Dobson.
DIY excursions on Baltic cruise
While cruising the Baltic, David Smith experiences the best of the port visits.
Greece: Best-kept secret
Aegina has glorious beaches, great food, a touch of antiquity and friendly people.
Entries flood in for Suzuki Series
Suzuki Series swamped with entries and a strong international flavour for Whanganui leg
The false Armistice and the Kiwi flu that killed a quarter of Samoans
Armistice pandemic swept through New Zealand and Pacific islands.
11 VC winners from New Zealand
Eleven men in NZ armed forces were awarded in the Victoria Cross in WW I
Kiwis in Le Quesnoy to remember NZ connection
New Zealand museum dedication among war remembrance events at Le Quesnoy.
Two weeks with the world's fastest smartphone
Comment: The world's best smartphone might also be its best-kept secret.
Europe: Wooed by sights, sounds, tastes and smells
Josh Price finds Europe lives up to its history and its hype.
Unsung hero -- the Whanganui soldier who led one of NZ's most famous military victories
Forgotten hero - former Whanganui man at the front-line of the liberation of Le Quesnoy
Rev Clive Mortimer Jones: confidant, counsellor, consistent friend
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'I believe him' - Judge who gave Karel Sroubek a second chance stands by ruling
Judge has "no doubts" about genuine safety concerns if drug smuggler deported.
Wanted: A Feudal Lord for historic English township
The English estate and title from 1066 is up for sale, along with some interesting powers.
Magaluf: Sun sets on Brits' booze-fueled fun
The last flight carrying Club 18-30 holidaymakers takes off for Magaluf this weekend.
Sicily: Where history comes to life
The island nation is an increasingly popular cruise stopover worthy of an extended stay.
