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January 8, 2010

A man sweeps snow from the ground near the Eiffel Tower in Paris — Image: AP

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Heavy snow causes havoc in much of Europe

Europe is bracing for more severe weather in the coming days with heavy snowfalls forecast over the week-end. Icy conditions have already caused massive transport disruptions and affected daily life - especially in Britain.

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UNGA: Gaza dominates agenda as Abbas, Netanyahu speak

Many delegates walked out for Benajamin Netanyahu's address at the UN General Assembly. DW has more

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