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What can we learn from Italy's coronavirus crisis?
The death toll in Italy is rising at an unprecedented level as the government takes more drastic measures.
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Can the EU stay united?
The European Union is accused of failing to properly deal with the coronavirus, even as two of its members are among the hardest-hit worldwide
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Will Vladimir Putin be president of Russia for life? | Inside Story
A referendum on constitutional reforms could allow Russian President Vladimir Putin to be president until 2036.
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Are sanctions an effective punishment for human rights abuses? | Inside Story
UK government targets suspects linked to the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Ukrainian government sends cryptic message to Russia
The Ukrainian ministry of defence has sent an ominous video message to Russia. The video shows Ukrainian servicemen putting their fingers to their lips and shushing, before the words: "Plans love silence. There will be no announcement...
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Ukraine’s broken fields: The grain crisis threatening the world’s food supply | On The Ground
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the vital sea port of Odessa has been unable to function properly. Without it Ukraine, known as the breadbasket of Europe, has been unable to export its grain, a problem that the UN could see push...
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Will vaccine passports revive tourism? | Inside Story
Europe unveils COVID-19 digital pass to allow travel, but W.H.O. urges caution
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'Afraid this won’t end’: Italy in grips of fresh COVID crisis
As country mourns virus victims, a rising death rate and fresh lockdown measures further darken the national mood.
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Padel: World's fastest-growing sport gains popularity in Sweden
Coronavirus lockdowns have affected sports worldwide, but Sweden’s unique approach to the pandemic has had the opposite effect in the traditionally Spanish and Latin American game of padel.
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Irish presidential candidate Jim Gavin canvasses in Dublin - full press conference
New ReviewFianna Fail's Irish presidential candidate Jim Gavin holds a press conference as he canvasses in Dalkey, Dublin.
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Ryanair CEO O’Leary says Irish presidency should be scrapped
New ReviewThe office of the President should be scrapped and the Taoiseach should move into the Aras, according to the vision of airline boss Michael O’Leary.
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DAA board should be sacked instead of chief executive, O’Leary says
New ReviewThe board overseeing Dublin Airport should be sacked instead of DAA chief Kenny Jacobs, Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary has said. Mr O’Leary made the suggestion as he also took swipes at the “do-nothing Government” of Taoiseach Micheal Martin...
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Conor McGregor would be ‘widely rejected’ in presidential run, minister predicts
New ReviewSpeaking to reporters on Wednesday, Public Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers said Conor McGregor would be “widely rejected” by the Irish public if he ran for president. Last November, Nikita Hand, also known as Nikita Ni Laimhin, won...
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'I want to see a united Ireland'- Heather Humphreys as she launches presidential bid
New ReviewHeather Humphreys, who launched her presidential bid in Monaghan on Saturday, said she "wants to see a united Ireland" and said she is committed to working towards it. She added the three pillars to her campaign are community, unity and...
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Suspected migrants arrive in Dover following small boat incident
Footage of people thought to be migrants arriving in Dover, Kent, on a RNLI vessel following a small boat incident in the Channel. Latest Home Office figures show that 49,797 people have arrived on British shores by small boat since...
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Nobody is welcoming tariffs ‘with open arms’, says Irish premier
Ireland’s premier has said no one is welcoming a baseline tariff of 15% “with open arms” but the EU-US agreement avoids a “ruinous” trade war. Taoiseach Micheal Martin also said the deal offered “overall ceilings” on tariff rates and...
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Brexit: Brits to lose EU citizenship
UK's 47-year membership of the bloc officially ends on Friday night.
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Russia's Duma unanimously approves Putin's constitution shake-up
First reading debate over President Putin's radical transition of Russia's power structures lasts less than two hours.
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Brexit: UK set to leave EU after years of political drama
The UK will become the first country to leave the EU, ending its 47-year membership, and enter a transition period.
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Germany to host meeting aimed at ending Libya war
Berlin's bid comes after a recent attempt by Russia and Turkey to broker a truce failed, raising fears of a prolonged conflict.
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Winter smog across Balkans prompts protests calling for change
Widespread reliance on coal and wood fires has a severe impact on air quality, but this year, more people across region seek government action.
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European leaders hold emergency summit to save Iran deal
EU foreign ministers hold emergency meeting as Europe tries to steer US and Iran back to nuclear diplomacy.
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Refugees in Greece: Healthcare cuts expose mental health crisis
Over the last few months the Greek government scaled back medical and psychiatric support for refugees to prove to an increasingly hostile public that it's on their side.
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UK, France and Germany to trigger dispute mechanism in Iran nuclear deal
In one of the strongest calls yet from Europe for a new agreement to replace the 2015 deal that Washington abandoned two years ago, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the way forward was to agree a new "Trump deal".