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Munich Police Kill Gunman Suspected Of Targeting Israel Consulate

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German Car Sales Plunge In August As EV Slump Worsens

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Europe

Rome's Ancient Arch Of Constantine Damaged By Lightning

France is to trial a ban on the use of mobile phones by pupils up to the age of 15
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'Digital Pause': France Pilots School Mobile Phone Ban

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Europe

Rise Of Germany's Far-right AfD Stokes Fears At Concentration Camp Site

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Europe

Russian Strike On Ukraine's Historic Lviv Kills Seven

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Europe

Joy, Dark Fears As Far-right AfD Wins East German Vote

Former Socialist Bernard Cazeneuve is widely tipped to be France's next PM
Europe

France's Macron Accelerates Efforts To Break PM Deadlock

France has urged Russia to release Vinatier, saying he has been 'arbitrarily detained'
Europe

Russia Orders French Researcher Kept In Jail As Trial Starts

France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire has expressed concern about the "extremely rapid increase in local government expenditure"
Europe

French Lawmakers Warned Of Ballooning Budget Deficit Risk

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No TV Or Screens For Toddlers, Sweden Tells Parents

Sahra Wagenknecht said her BSW party's success in the regional elections was down to concerns over war and peace
Europe

Election Outcome Highlights Germany's Ukraine War Problem

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Europe

'Missing' Ukrainian Children Prepare To Join Polish Schools

'People simply don't want to be deceived anymore,' said Jonas Duenzel, an AfD candidate in the Saxony election
Europe

In Germany's Industrial East, Old Traumas Boost Far Right

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Europe

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