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"Need Is Urgent": UK, Germany Call For "Sustainable Ceasefire" In Gaza
UK foreign minister David Cameron and German counterpart Annalena Baerbock stressed that the "need is urgent" for a "sustainable ceasefire" in Gaza in a joint article for Britain's Sunday Times.
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What's Good For Britain Is Good For Europe: David Cameron In Germany
British Prime Minister David Cameron today drove home his call for European Union reforms to protect European welfare systems, saying what is good for Britain is also good for Europe.
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UK's David Cameron Appeals To Germany To Help Avoid 'Brexit'
British Prime Minister David Cameron today appealed to Germany to help him achieve the European Union reforms he needs to persuade Britons to remain in the 28-nation bloc.
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Angela Merkel, German Well-Wishers Fete Britain's Queen
Chancellor Angela Merkel joined Berliners in rolling out the red carpet for Britain's Queen Elizabeth II on Wednesday, with the monarch warning against a "division in Europe" as Britain debates its EU future.
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British Queen Elizabeth II Says Must Guard Against Division in Europe
Britain's Queen Elizabeth urged Europe on Wednesday to guard against division in the continent, at a state banquet in Berlin where Germany's president declared: "the European Union needs Great Britain".
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II Takes Breezy Boat Trip in German Capital
From dyed-in-the-wool fans to curious passersby, Berliners turned out to cheer and wave Britain's Queen Elizabeth II today, as she kicked off a state visit viewed as symbolic if apolitical.
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Brussels Rules Out Treaty Negotiations With Britain Until 2019: Reports
The European Commission has ruled out any formal negotiations on treaty change on Britain's membership in the EU until the end of 2019, The Times reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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UK's Cameron Calls for Global Action on Superbug Threat
Prime Minister David Cameron called on Wednesday for global action to tackle the threat of drug-resistant superbugs and said Britain planned to take a leading role in finding ways to spur the development of new antibiotics.
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Vladimir Putin defends Crimea's decision to hold referendum
Russian President Vladimir Putin defended breakaway moves by the pro-Russian leaders of Crimea on Sunday in a phone call with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and British Prime Minister David Cameron.
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Europe battered by storm; eight dead, 300,000 homes left without power
At least eight people died and more than 300,000 homes were left without power on Monday as a fierce storm swept across northern Europe. Four people were killed in Britain, two in Germany, one in The Netherlands and another in France as heavy rain and high winds battered the region overnight and into the morning.
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Syria crisis: West struggles to cope with online recruitment for jihad
"I am French," explains the young man in the YouTube video carrying a Kalashnikov and wearing a kufiya cotton headdress as he sits in front of a waving black-and-white flag of Al Qaeda.
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Five killed in fresh clashes between Mohamed Morsi loyalists and Egypt's security forces
At least four demonstrators and a policeman were killed today as supporters of Egypt's ousted president rallied for the first time since a deadly crackdown on their protest camps.
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"Need Is Urgent": UK, Germany Call For "Sustainable Ceasefire" In Gaza
UK foreign minister David Cameron and German counterpart Annalena Baerbock stressed that the "need is urgent" for a "sustainable ceasefire" in Gaza in a joint article for Britain's Sunday Times.
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What's Good For Britain Is Good For Europe: David Cameron In Germany
British Prime Minister David Cameron today drove home his call for European Union reforms to protect European welfare systems, saying what is good for Britain is also good for Europe.
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UK's David Cameron Appeals To Germany To Help Avoid 'Brexit'
British Prime Minister David Cameron today appealed to Germany to help him achieve the European Union reforms he needs to persuade Britons to remain in the 28-nation bloc.
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Angela Merkel, German Well-Wishers Fete Britain's Queen
Chancellor Angela Merkel joined Berliners in rolling out the red carpet for Britain's Queen Elizabeth II on Wednesday, with the monarch warning against a "division in Europe" as Britain debates its EU future.
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British Queen Elizabeth II Says Must Guard Against Division in Europe
Britain's Queen Elizabeth urged Europe on Wednesday to guard against division in the continent, at a state banquet in Berlin where Germany's president declared: "the European Union needs Great Britain".
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II Takes Breezy Boat Trip in German Capital
From dyed-in-the-wool fans to curious passersby, Berliners turned out to cheer and wave Britain's Queen Elizabeth II today, as she kicked off a state visit viewed as symbolic if apolitical.
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Brussels Rules Out Treaty Negotiations With Britain Until 2019: Reports
The European Commission has ruled out any formal negotiations on treaty change on Britain's membership in the EU until the end of 2019, The Times reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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UK's Cameron Calls for Global Action on Superbug Threat
Prime Minister David Cameron called on Wednesday for global action to tackle the threat of drug-resistant superbugs and said Britain planned to take a leading role in finding ways to spur the development of new antibiotics.
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Vladimir Putin defends Crimea's decision to hold referendum
Russian President Vladimir Putin defended breakaway moves by the pro-Russian leaders of Crimea on Sunday in a phone call with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and British Prime Minister David Cameron.
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Europe battered by storm; eight dead, 300,000 homes left without power
At least eight people died and more than 300,000 homes were left without power on Monday as a fierce storm swept across northern Europe. Four people were killed in Britain, two in Germany, one in The Netherlands and another in France as heavy rain and high winds battered the region overnight and into the morning.
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Syria crisis: West struggles to cope with online recruitment for jihad
"I am French," explains the young man in the YouTube video carrying a Kalashnikov and wearing a kufiya cotton headdress as he sits in front of a waving black-and-white flag of Al Qaeda.
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Five killed in fresh clashes between Mohamed Morsi loyalists and Egypt's security forces
At least four demonstrators and a policeman were killed today as supporters of Egypt's ousted president rallied for the first time since a deadly crackdown on their protest camps.
