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Anti-Corruption Blogger Killed By Huge Bomb In Malta

Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed on Monday when a powerful bomb blew up her car.
By Reuters

The Battle For Europe Is On

Wary German voters and Catalan separatists are foiling the French vision of shared sovereignty.
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The Fate Of Europe Rests On The French-German Partnership

Macron and Merkel must figure out a common way forward in order to combat the momentum of the far right.
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EU Countries Fall Way Short Of Meeting Refugee Relocation Goals

Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of people remain in limbo.
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On Anniversary Of Failed Coup, Erdogan Vows To Punish Turkey's Enemies

The president also took aim at the European Union.
By Daren Butler and Tuvan Gumrukcu, Reuters

Extreme Weather Takes A Toll On Wheat Harvests. Climate Change Will Make It Worse.

Excessive water and heat account for 40 percent of fluctuations in yearly wheat supplies, and other crops are at risk, too.
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Italy: Where's The Rest Of Europe When It Comes To Refugee Response?

“If the only ports refugees are taken to are Italian, something is not working," the country's interior minister said.
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The European Union Just Showed Democrats How To Take On Monopolies

U.S. Democrats have been soft on Big Tech.
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Google Hit With Record $2.7 Billion Fine

The action came after a seven-year long investigation prompted by scores of complaints from rivals.
By Foo Yun Chee, Reuters

EU Leaders Find Theresa May’s Initial Brexit Proposals ‘Insufficient’

Britain's negotiations with the European Union are off to a rocky start.
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