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Eddie Van Halen performs onstage during the 2015 Billboard Music Awards at in Las Vegas

Rock Legend Eddie Van Halen Dies After Long Battle With Cancer

Rock legend Eddie Van Halen dies after long battle with cancer

Global Watchdog Confirms Novichok In Navalny Samples

Navalny poses with his wife and children having emerged from a coma at Berlin's Charite hospital.

Global watchdog confirms Novichok in Navalny samples

US Trade Deficit Widens Again In August As Imports Climb

The US trade deficit in August was at its widest since 2008 and third-largest on record

US trade deficit widens again in August as imports climb

IMAGES The foreign ministers of Israel and the United Arab Emirates visit the Holocaust Memorial in central Berlin during their "historic" first meeting in the German capital.

UAE, Israel Ministers In 'Historic' First Meet At Holocaust Memorial

UAE, Israel ministers in 'historic' first meet at Holocaust Memorial

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The assault came a year after two people were shot dead by an extremist who tried to storm a synagogue in the eastern city of Halle

Merkel Outraged Over 'Attempted Murder' Of Jewish Student

Merkel outraged over 'attempted murder' of Jewish student

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'Call Of Duty: Black Ops Cold War' Unreleased Campaign Footage Reveals Unannounced Game Details

The unreleased campaign footage of "Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War" was recently leaked and it reveals more details about the upcoming game.

Jewish Student Attacked Outside German Synagogue: Police

Jewish student attacked outside German synagogue: police

Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' is seen as the saviour of cinemas which have been hit badly by absence of audiences during the pandemic

'Tenet' Makes $300M Globally Despite Crisis Mode At Domestic Box Office

"Tenet" crossed the $300 million mark at the global box office despite the crisis mode in domestic cinemas.

The grim discovery of 31 men and eight women inside the container truck on an industrial estate east of London last year threw fresh light on the plight of migrants desperate to reach Britain

Trial To Begin Of Suspects In UK Migrant Truck Tragedy

Trial to begin of suspects in UK migrant truck tragedy

Novak Djokovic has made the last 16 at Roland Garros for the 11th year in a row

Djokovic Eyes Paris Payback For Khachanov As Kenin Aims Higher

Djokovic eyes Paris payback for Khachanov as Kenin aims higher

More than 25,000 cows have disappeared from Austria's western Tyrol state over the past decade, and with them the pastures they used to graze on

Changing Economy And Climate Hit Austria's Alpine Pastures

Changing economy and climate hit Austria's Alpine pastures

Germany enforces similar rules to many other European countries,Â obliging people to wear masks on public transport and keep 1.5 metres (five feet) apart where possible

German Anti-mask Rally Fails To Ignite At Alpine Lake

German anti-mask rally fails to ignite at Alpine lake

The intervention by Johnson and von der Leyen is seen as crucial to finding a breakthrough in the stalled negotiations

UK, EU Leaders Agree To Keep Talking In Bid For Brexit Deal

UK, EU leaders agree to keep talking in bid for Brexit deal

Johnson told the Daily Telegraph that the prospects of a year-end deal 'are very good if everybody just exercises some common sense'

Johnson 'Optimistic' Over Brexit Deal Ahead Of Talks With EU Chief

Johnson 'optimistic' over Brexit deal ahead of talks with EU chief

Global carbon emissions in 2018, 10-year change and emissions since 1960 for the top 10 emitters

The Politics Behind Xi's Big Green Promise For China

The politics behind Xi's big green promise for China

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said the 'Green New Deal' to fight climate change was "Europe's man on the moon moment"

UK Looks To EU To Break Brexit Talks Impasse

UK looks to EU to break Brexit talks impasse

Riot police detain a man during an opposition rally last month to protest against Alexander Lukashenko's inauguration as president for another term following disputed elections.

Anger From Moscow, Minsk As EU, US Sanction Belarus

Anger from Moscow, Minsk as EU, US sanction Belarus

A pastor's daughter who grew up behind the Iron Curtain in the communist German Democratic Republic, Angela Merkel, 66, said the coronavirus lockdowns caused her to reflect a lot on her childhood and youth

Coronavirus Curbs Evoked East Germany Memories: Merkel

Coronavirus curbs evoked East Germany memories: Merkel

The Mennonites have traditionally shunned television, electricity and cars, preferring horse-drawn carts with wooden wheels, but some now use tires

Mexican Mennonites Learned Of Pandemic Through Rare Online Foray

Mexican Mennonites learned of pandemic through rare online foray

Tensions are soaring in the eastern Mediterranean between EU member Greece and Turkey (A handout photo released by the Greek National Defence Ministry on August 26, 2020)

EU Leaders Back Belarus Sanctions, Warn Turkey

EU leaders back Belarus sanctions, warn Turkey

Cristiano Ronaldo's goals salvaged a draw for Juventus against Roma last weekend. His team face Napoli on Sunday

Serie A, Sevilla Test For Barcelona, The 'Olympico' -- What To Look Out For In Europe This Weekend

Serie A, Sevilla test for Barcelona, the 'Olympico' -- what to look out for in Europe this weekend

British expats living in Europe are starting to feel the impact of Brexit as some banks are closing accounts

UK Expats Count Brexit Impact As Banks Shut Accounts

UK expats count Brexit impact as banks shut accounts

The fashion chain collected information on German employees including about illnesses and vacation travel

Germany Fines H&M 35 Mn Euros For Worker 'Surveillance'

Germany fines H&M 35 mn euros for worker 'surveillance'

The Kremlin critic has been active on social media since being brought out of coma

Defiant Navalny Accuses Putin Over Poisoning

Defiant Navalny accuses Putin over poisoning

Alexei Navalny has vowed to return to Russia

Kremlin Says Navalny Charges Against Putin 'Unacceptable'

Kremlin says Navalny charges against Putin 'unacceptable'

Google's latest news initiative comes as the tech giant remains at loggerheads with many media over payment for displaying photos and snippets of their articles

Google Says To Invest $1bn In Deals With News Partners

Google says to invest $1bn in deals with news partners

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