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Austria calls on Turkey to explain journalist's arrest

Austria called on Turkey on Wednesday to immediately explain why one of its nationals, a student and activist who writes for a far-left website, has been arrested in Ankara.

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Former minister Davis: UK will reset Brexit plans after Salzburg

Former Brexit Secretary David Davis said he expected Prime Minister Theresa May's government to change course on Brexit after an informal meeting of EU leaders in Salzburg next week.

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Belongings of missing WikiLeaks associate Kamphuis found in Norway: police

Norwegian police have found belongings of missing WikiLeaks associate Arjen Kamphuis at sea in northern Norway more than three weeks after he disappeared.

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China bans live hog transport from 10 new regions to stem swine fever spread

China has banned the transport of live hogs and pig products from 10 regions bordering the six provinces that have reported African swine fever outbreaks in recent weeks, a move set to further tighten supplies and roil prices in the world's top pork consumer.

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Ryanair says it sees increasing risk of 'no-deal' Brexit

Ryanair believes there is a growing risk that Britain will fail to secure an agreement on its exit from the European Union, and that aircraft could be grounded for a period of days or weeks next March as a result, its chief executive said.

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Kosovo police use drones to reduce deadly car crashes

Kosovo police have started using drones to catch drivers who do not respect traffic signs in an attempt to reduce the high number of casualties.

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European parliament calls for punitive action against Hungary over rule of law

The European Parliament voted on Wednesday to start an EU punitive procedure against Hungary for persistently flouting democratic rules.

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Former Iran VP sentenced for threatening national security: Fars News

A vice president and senior aide under Iran's former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was sentenced to six and a half years in prison on Wednesday on charges of threatening the "internal and external" security of the country, Fars News reported.

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Myanmar group founded by prominent dissident urges release of Reuters reporters

An organization founded by one of Myanmar's most famous political prisoners and an old ally of Aung San Suu Kyi, called on Wednesday for the release of two Reuters journalists jailed after being found guilty of violating an official secrets law.

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Berlin: German, Russian ministers to discuss Syria and Ukraine at meeting

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will discuss Syria and Ukraine during a meeting in Berlin on Friday, a spokeswoman for the German Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday.

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EU parliament opens punitive action against Hungary for damaging democracy

The European Union parliament voted on Wednesday to start a punitive procedure against Hungary for persistently flouting democratic rules.

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UK PM May says 'position changes' on divorce payment if no Brexit deal

If Britain does not reach an exit deal with the European Union, the "position changes" on its agreement to pay a financial settlement to the bloc, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday.

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Brexit rebels make proposals on Irish border issue

Brexit supporting rebels in Prime Minister Theresa May's party made proposals on Wednesday which they said would allow trade to flow over the Irish border while safeguarding the integrity of the European Union's Single Market.

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Italy's government denies 5-Star wants to remove Tria: statement

Italy's 5-Star Movement denied on Wednesday that the 5-Star Movement, one of the two parties in the ruling coalition, was seeking the resignation of Economy Minister Giovanni Tria.

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UK PM May's spokesman says she would fight any attempt to oust her

British Prime Minister Theresa May would fight any attempt by her lawmakers to oust her, her spokesman said on Wednesday.

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May's Brexit plan only credible one for Britain: spokesman

The Brexit proposals put forward by British Prime Minister Theresa May are the only "credible and negotiable" ones, her spokesman said on Wednesday after rebels in her party presented alternative plans for the border in Northern Ireland.

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Suicide attack kills six, wounds 42 near Iraq's Tikrit: police

At least six people were killed and 42 wounded when a suicide bomber detonated a car full of explosives at a restaurant on a highway near the Iraqi city of Tikrit on Wednesday, police and medical sources said.

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Pope calls meeting of key bishops on sexual abuse: Vatican

Pope Francis has summoned the heads of national Catholic bishops conferences from around the world to the Vatican in February for a meeting to discuss the protection of minors from sexual abuse, the Vatican said on Wednesday.

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Russian explanation on Salisbury poisoning 'obfuscation and lies': UK PM May's spokesman

Britain's attempts to get an explanation from Russia over the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Salisbury have always been met with obfuscation and lies and that hasn't changed, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Wednesday.

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Turkish intelligence seizes in Syria suspect in 2013 bombing

Turkey's intelligence agency has seized a man in Syria suspected of coordinating a 2013 bombing that killed 53 people in southern Turkey, a Turkish security official said on Wednesday.

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New study details sexual abuse by German Catholic priests over decades: Der Spiegel

Roman Catholic clerics in Germany sexually abused thousands of children over a 70-year period, Der Spiegel magazine reported on Wednesday, citing a study commissioned by the German Bishops' Conference.

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