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More Than 1,000 Protesters Arrested In Latest Belarus Demonstration
Demonstrations escalated following the death of activist Roman Bondarenko, who was allegedly beaten to death by police. 
Demonstrations escalated following the death of activist Roman Bondarenko, who was allegedly beaten to death by police. -
EU Presents First-Ever LGBTIQ Equality Strategy
The strategy proposes extending the list of EU offenses to cover hate crimes, including homophobic hate speech. 
The strategy proposes extending the list of EU offenses to cover hate crimes, including homophobic hate speech. -
Greece Finalizes Plans To Build 36-Kilometer Border Wall With Turkey
Relations between Turkey and Greece have soured after the two countries failed to settle a dispute over energy rights in the Mediterranean. 
Relations between Turkey and Greece have soured after the two countries failed to settle a dispute over energy rights in the Mediterranean. -
Merkel Demands Equal Market Access for EU in China
Germany demands China remove the huge trade barriers that make it difficult for its firms to compete effectively in this country. 
Germany demands China remove the huge trade barriers that make it difficult for its firms to compete effectively in this country. -
New European Union Legislation May Prevent Google And Apple From Pre-installing Apps
The European Union is crafting new legislation that could spell the end for Google's and Apple's pre-installed apps. 
The European Union is crafting new legislation that could spell the end for Google's and Apple's pre-installed apps. -
Huawei OK To Be 'Vivisected' To Prove It's No Security Risk
The head of Huawei Italy, Luigi De Vecchis, stated that the company is ready to be 'vivisected' to disprove accusations against it. 
The head of Huawei Italy, Luigi De Vecchis, stated that the company is ready to be 'vivisected' to disprove accusations against it. -
CaixaBank To Merge With State-Owned Bankia In $5.1 Billion All-Share Deal
Analysts predict that the merger between CaixaBank and Bankia could be the start of other consolidations in Europe's struggling banking sector. 
Analysts predict that the merger between CaixaBank and Bankia could be the start of other consolidations in Europe's struggling banking sector. -
UK Facing Likely No-Deal Brexit From EU
A painful No-Deal Brexit will be the bitter fruit of the United Kingdom's push for sovereignty. 
A painful No-Deal Brexit will be the bitter fruit of the United Kingdom's push for sovereignty. -
EU Regulator Launches Antitrust Probe Into Google's Fitbit Acquisition
The European Commission said it would be conducting a much more in-depth probe into possible market repercussions from Google's acquisition of Fitbit. 
The European Commission said it would be conducting a much more in-depth probe into possible market repercussions from Google's acquisition of Fitbit. -
European Economy Shrinks By Record 11.9 Percent In Second Quarter
Europe's economic recovery is being threatened by the onset of yet another wave of coronavirus cases. 
Europe's economic recovery is being threatened by the onset of yet another wave of coronavirus cases.
