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British Prime Minister Sunak and his Tories hope to win votes with the slogan "Stop the boats". Plus: More and more European countries are banning cell phones from classrooms. Germany is also considering the measure.

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EU explained: What does the European Parliament do?

The European Parliament has 720 lawmakers. Find out what they do during their five-year term.

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Efforts to counter Russian disinformation are moving into overdrive in the days before the European elections.

EU explained: What are its core values?

Ideals of peace, human rights and democracy are supposed to form the bedrock of the European Union's values.

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Why some Arab states side with Israel

Leaders of most Arab countries condemn Israel's war in Gaza. Yet, some Arab governments have close ties to the country.

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AI deepfakes could upend elections in a year when more than 40% of the world is voting, including India and the US.

Does it help to be rude to your president? The Flip Side

Kenyan officials warned that "goons" who heckle President Ruto will be arrested. Does it help to be rude to a leader?

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Albania's tourism dreams risks unspoiled nature

Hotel investors are rapidly developing Albania's coastline, at the expense of locals and the environment.

Armenians disappointed with Russia

Armenia's relationship with Russia continues to cool. The country is turning towards the West.

Sweden's Gotland draws both tourists, NATO soldiers

The island of Gotland is a popular tourist spot. But its proximity to Russia also makes it strategic for NATO.

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Focus on Europe — Spotlight on People

What drives people in Europe – politically, socially and culturally? How do Europeans lead their lives? What are their views, hopes and fears? Focus on Europe – Spotlight on People provides the answers.

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India: Over 100 killed in stampede at religious gathering

Crowds had gathered to celebrate the Hindu god Shiva in the city of Hathras.

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Africa

Police out in force as fresh protests hit Kenya

Police out in force as fresh protests hit Kenya

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Asia

Vietnam: Outrage at student height requirement

Vietnam: Outrage at student height requirement

Germany

Why are German drivers hesitant to buy electric vehicles?

Why are German drivers hesitant to buy electric vehicles?

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Europe

Euro 2024 gets human rights complaints mechanism

Euro 2024 gets human rights complaints mechanism

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Middle East

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North America

How the US is stalling hard-fought global tax reform

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Latin America

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