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Europe’s role in tackling the Russia-Ukraine crisis explained
What is the role of Germany and its European partners in this war of threats, diplomacy and energy supplies? And why is Berlin so crucial to finding a solution?
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Biden clarifies Ukraine ‘minor incursion’ comment, after criticism from Ukrainian president
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has been in talks with European diplomats in Berlin to try to present a firm and united front against Russia’s threat to invade Ukraine.
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Jon Snow looks back at his career at Channel 4 News
In Jon Snow’s final week at Channel 4 News, Kiran Moodley looks back at just a few of the many highlights of his incredible career.
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The new German government: continuity or change?
In today’s episode, our Europe editor Matt Frei explains the 2021 election results that saw the SPD emerge from the ashes of 2017 and Merkel’s party record their worst result since World War Two.
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Angela Merkel backs her centre-right party candidate Laschet amid tight election
Germany’s outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel has backed her centre-right party’s candidate Armin Laschet to succeed her, as Germans head to the polls tomorrow.
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British embassy worker accused of spying for Russia arrested in Germany
A British embassy staffer has appeared in court in Berlin, accused of selling secret papers to a Russian spy.
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Jon Snow to step down as Channel 4 News presenter at end of 2021
Channel 4 News presenter Jon Snow has decided to step down from his role from the end of the year after 32-years at the helm of the flagship news programme.
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Russian opposition leader detained by police upon arriving home after poisoning
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who has spent five months in Berlin recovering from a poisoning attack, has been detained by police after arriving back in Moscow in the last hour. The Kremlin critic risks being arrested but told hoards of reporters on board his flight that he was “an innocent person” and he was…
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Europe divided over Christmas virus rules
Authorities in many countries are split over how to let families meet up over Christmas – if at all.
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Thousands across the UK attend anti-racism demonstrations – despite the government advising against mass gatherings
In the UK, the message from ministers to those planning to protest was clear – mass gatherings are banned to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
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Chinese dissident Ai Weiwei on coronavirus and the rise of modern China
Chinese artist and dissident Ai Weiwei has had his share of clashes with the authorities in his home country over the years.
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Boris Johnson taking part in talks aimed at ending Libyan civil war
Boris Johnson has been taking part in talks in Berlin aimed ending the civil war which has raged in Libya since 2014.
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What would a ‘hard border’ in Northern Ireland actually look like?
Leo Varadkar’s office has told FactCheck that Ireland would not build any physical infrastructure on the border – even if there is no deal.
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Vice President of European Parliament, Katarina Barley: using word ‘surrender’ is ‘playing with fears and prejudices people have’
Katarina Barley is vice president of the European Parliament and a German MEP who served until recently as Justice Minister in the Berlin government.
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Brexit: Merkel gives Johnson 30 days to solve backstop issues
Ahead of Boris Johnson’s arrival in Berlin, the prospect of progress on a renegotiated deal had not looked great. The EU has always insisted that the backstop is the only solution for avoiding a hard border in Ireland – and they had no intention of scrapping it as the Prime Minister had demanded.