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There are between 330 and 350 brown bears in the Cantabrian Mountains, including more than 40 females, one of which is seen here in a picture released by Spain's Fundacion Oso Pardo (Brown Bear Foundation)

In Northwest Spain, Conservation Efforts Pay Off As Bears Thrive

For livestock farmers, wolves pose the biggest threat, with their attacks on calves and foals 20 times more frequent than those by a bear

Portugal Economic Crisis A Fading Memory Ahead Of Polls

Election posters in Lisbon ahead of Sunday's elections

Portugal Set To Keep Faith With Socialists

Polls show Antonio Costa's Socialists are set to get another term in power although he will likely again require coalition partners

President of the centre-right Social Democratic Party Rui Rio insists taxes the Socialists have introduced to cut the deficit are curbing growth

In 1492, the Spanish crown ordered the country's Jewish community, which numbered at least 200,000, to either convert to Catholicism or be burned at the stake

Coming Home? 132,000 Descendants Of Spain's Exiled Jews Seek Nationality

For Jews living in Spain, 1492 was a year burned into historical memory when a community of at least 200,000 people were forced into exile

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French MPs Approve IVF For Lesbians, Single Women

Under the bill the child of a lesbian couple would have the names of the "mother and mother" on its birth certificate instead of the "mother and father".

French President Emmanuel Macron has signalled a tougher line on immigration

France's 2020 Budget Cuts Taxes In Bid To Placate 'Yellow Vests'

GDP growth, public deficit and debt in France, 2010-2020

President Emmanuel Macron, a former investment banker, has been accused of ignoring the day-to-day struggles of many French

France's 2020 Budget Caught Between 'Yellow Vests', Reform Pledges

GDP growth, public deficit and debt in France, 2010-2020

Portugal's Former Defence Minister In Dock Over Arms Theft

Azeredo Lopes has denied he was informed of a cover-up

Merkel Says Don't 'Overstretch' ECB After Board Member Resigns

Merkel cautioned against 'overburdening' the central bank

Kristalina Georgieva Named IMF Managing Director

Georgieva survived a challenge within the European Union from Germany, which backed a Dutch former finance minister

Skull kept on a mantle turns out to be remains from a Tennessee man missing since 2012.

Tooth Removed From Teen’s Skull Days After He Was ‘Bitten’ During Football Match

A 14-year-old boy from Portugal was injured during a football match after collision with another player. Scans revealed that a tooth was lodged in his skull.

People in host countries confuse illegal and lawful migration, says the OECD

Ministers Agree Draft New EU Migrant System In Malta

Protesters display a banner reading "EU Get Your Ships Together" in Malta, where four interior ministers met

UN Chief Basks In Climate Spotlight, Amid Global Conflict Clouds

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres briefs the press on the 2019 United Nations General Assembly

French President Emmanuel Macron was in Italy for a lightning visit to reset relations with Rome

Macron And Conte Call For Overhaul Of EU Migrant Policy

Italy's new government is seeking support to implement a pan-European migrant policy

Pro-Brexit Billionaire To Open UK Plant Next To Closed Ford Site

A computer generated image of INEOS's proposed new factory in Bridgend, south Wales

Elderly Cruise Ship Passengers Smuggle 9 Kilos Of Cocaine Onboard, Claims They Were Tricked

A British couple caught for drug trafficking in Portugal on a cruise ship pleaded innocent saying they were tricked into smuggling drugs. According to police, they are part of a drugs syndicate.

Ronaldo 'Embarrassed' By Rape Allegations

Juventus forward Cristiano Ronaldo says he was embarrassed by rape allegations

Apple News: iPhone Maker To Launch Legal Challenge Against EU Order To Pay $14 Billion Irish Tax Bill

The EU is taking aim at Apple's tax deals in Ireland, with the tech company defending itself on the issue at an EU court in Luxembourg this week.

The offering of a safe port to the Ocean Viking is a reversal of the hardline stance taken by Italy's ex-interior minister Matteo Salvini last year

New Italy Government Lets Rescued Migrants Disembark

France and Germany have agreed to take in 25 percent of the migrants each

Germany Feels Eurozone Pressure To Boost Spending

Repairing or building new transportation infrastruce is one way Germany could invest in its economy

Embraer Delivers Its First KC-390 Jet To The Brazilian Air Force

After weighing on Embraer's profit in recent years, the KC-390 military jet could drive substantial earnings growth for the company over the next five years and beyond.

Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo scored four goals for the second time on the international stage as Portugal hammered Lithuania

England, France hammer minnows, Ronaldo shines for Portugal

Kingsley Coman scored again as France cruised past Andorra

Lionel Messi Cristiano Ronaldo Barcelona Real Madrid

Lionel Messi Has Dominated Cristiano Ronaldo Since Age 21, Graph Shows

A recent graph shows that Lionel Messi has been dominating his soccer rival Cristiano Ronaldo since age of 21.

World Bank's Georgieva poised to become 2nd female IMF chief

Kristalina Georgieva, a top World Bank executive, has a clear path to lead the International Monetary Fund

Cristiano Ronaldo Scores Goal After Lionel Messi Chants From Serbian Crowd

Portuguese soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo scored a goal as a response to chants of “Messi” by a Serbian crowd.

Police have said they are on standby to mobilise and keep Hong Kong airport up and running

Riot police deployment thwarts Hong Kong airport protest

Riot police fanned out across Hong Kong Saturday and thwarted plans by pro-democracy protesters to target the airport, days after the city's leader made a surprise concession which was rejected by the movement as too little, too late.Millions of pro-democracy supporters have taken to Hong Kong's streets for the past three months in the biggest challenge to China's rule since the city's handover from Britain in 1997.