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Could Brexit be reversed? A view from across the Channel
The question "if" Brexit could be overturned is, for a growing number of UK citizens, becoming more about "how"
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Diesel summit: Germany approves €1.5 billion air quality fund
German cities and states will have access to a €1.5 billion fund to implement air quality improvement measures.
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Catholic priests in Germany molested ‘thousands of children’
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Tech giants could face EU fines for not acting fast enough on extremist posts
EU regulators said the tech firms have done too little voluntarily
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Exploring the crime figures behind Germany’s far-right clashes
Violent protests led to 18 injured. The government in Berlin says populists are scapegoating refugees
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Outspoken economist and former Greek finance minister sat down with WikiTribune to give his verdict on the bailout
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The European politicking defining the refugee crisis
Competing domestic concerns are causing familiar immigration problems to repeat themselves
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New challenges for old banks: PSD2 could be ‘game changing’
Open banking could potentially radically alter how customers engage with the world of finance
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EU refugee relocation: Which states have contributed most?
On June 28-29, the European Council will meet to discuss migration, security and defense. The EU is unlikely to agree on a policy for distributing refugees across its member states....
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Macedonia and Greece sign historic name change
A decades-old dispute over Macedonia's name moves towards a resolution, with the adjective 'North' the key change
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German court refers ultimate decision on Puigdemont extradition to higher court
Corruption grounds rejected, but ex-premier of Catalonia still faces lesser charge of misuse of public funds
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Bridging Romania’s infrastructure gap
Romania’s poorest region in the north-east is becoming a national issue
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The price of doing business – how could Iran sanctions hurt US allies?
Help WikiTribune explore the financial impact of US sanctions on the companies that invested on the back of the Iran Deal
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Money for nothing? Tracking global basic income initiatives
Charting the radical economic response to the worldwide threat of the end of work, from Kenya to Finland. Add new examples
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France considers tougher stance on immigration
Proposed regulations on asylum seekers called "barbaric" by opponents of President Macron's ruling party
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Quim Torra takes over Catalan regional presidency
Political newcomer who was nominated by former leader Puigdemont eventually secured votes needed be elected
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Guatemala to move Israeli embassy to Jerusalem in May
In a nod to U.S. President Trump, the small Central American nation will move its embassy two days after the U.S. does
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Angela Merkel will take office for a fourth term as German chancellor
Members of the German center-left party SPD voted to enter a new government coalition with Angela Merkel’s center-conservative CDU
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Polish parliament votes to change Holocaust law
The new law, which banned citing Polish responsibility for Nazi crimes, has been watered down
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