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US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer expects to begin talks with Brussels soon

The tee-total president's administration intends to hit the UK's Irish and Scottish single-malt whiskies with the tariffs

A zebra that escaped circus was shot dead by the police on Oct. 2, Wednesday near the town of Tessin, Germany.

A World War II-era B-17 plane (similar to the one pictured) crashed at Bradley International Airport in the US state of Connecticut while trying to land

The case began in 2004, when Washington accused Britain, France, Germany and Spain of providing illegal subsidies and grants to support the production of a range of Airbus products

Vice Media is expanding its footprint with the acquisition of digital media rival Refinery29, which targets female readers

France's said conditions are right for a summit which would include Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky

President Macron had hoped for a summit last month but it has been pushed back given the challenges of reconciling the positions of Moscow and Kiev

Putin made his comments at the Russian Energy Week forum in Moscow

Fears are rising that the row could escalate after the US threatened to impose $11.2 billion in tariffs on European products to counter support allegedly given to Airbus

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson issued an ultimatum demanding a deal in little more than a week or the U.K. will crash out of the European Union without one.

The hulking Greek coastguard officer gazed intently as another group of migrants, the fifth of the day, boarded a minibus after landing on a beach on the island of Lesbos."We're taking it day by day," he sighed, amid talk of a new refugee crisis, four years after nearly one million asylum seekers arrived on Europe's doorstep, sparking EU-wide panic.The UN refugee agency (UNHCR) announced on Tuesday that arrivals by sea from Turkey to Greece, mostly Afghan and Syrian families, increased to 10,258 in September.

The Tesla Model 3 continues to see strong demand in European markets, most notable in Norway and the Netherlands.

The EU threatened to respond 'firmly' if the US uses the Airbus case to impose tariffs

French President Emmanuel Macron (left) meets Ukrainian film director Oleg Sentsov, released last month by Russia in a prisoner swap with Kiev

Prime Minister Boris Johnson Johnson is seeking to renegotiate the divorce terms struck by his predecessor Theresa May last year but rejected three times by the British parliament

Kenya's Beatrice Chepkoech celebrates her steeplechase victory, two years after a blunder cost her a medal in London

The Austrian People's party (OeVP), led by 33-year-old Sebastian Kurz, came out on top in Sunday's elections

Not what the ECB has been aiming for

Brown coal plants such as the one in Dormagen, western Germany, "laid the foundations" for power giant RWE

Chemnitz, another city in Saxony, which was the scene of anti-migrant street violence following the murder of a German man in August last year