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'Burning Cables For Beginners' is one popular guide making the rounds

Instability caused by Bulgaria’s government resignation risks accelerating the outflow of nurses and doctors to wealthier countries

With tens of thousands of cases waiting to be heard, some people have to wait four years for their trials to start.

As Donald Trump renews his claim on the Arctic island, European capitals signal unity with Denmark while using NATO to avoid confronting the United States

US strike on NATO ally would shatter postwar security, Frederiksen says

Supporting the demonstrations in Iran would not only be strategically wise; it is also plainly the right thing to do

Europe needs a new system compelling researchers, governments and companies to share risk from the earliest stages of therapy development

Maduro tells US judge he was ‘kidnapped’ from Venezuela

France has delayed a total ban on plastic in disposable cups, now the EU is reviewing its own rules

Even Amsterdam cut off by increasingly rare snowfall

The Hungarian leader brushed aside journalists' questions over the legality of seizing the Venezuelan president

The French government has expanded its list of demands to calm farmers' protests

Broberg's party could be the place to start if Washington were to push for Greenland's independence from Copenhagen

The Mediterranean country joins EU capitals demanding a more ambitious budget

Das deutsche Fussball-Magazin «Kicker» hat Gregor Kobel zum besten Bundesliga-Goalie der Vorrunde gekürt. Auch Joël Schmied und Johan Manzambi schaffen es auf ihren Positionen ins Ranking.

Some aspects of the Defence City plan call to mind the EU's own simplification initiatives to support the continent's defence manufacturers

Spain is home to the largest number of Venezuelans outside Latin America and the US

Brussels also suggested that Washington’s military intervention "can create an opportunity" for the overthrow of Maduro's regime

The meeting comes as the Commission plans to sign the major trade deal on 12 January

Presiding judge Thierry Donard described the claims of the French first lady's "alleged paedophilia" as "malicious, degrading and insulting"