Thousands of Germans took to the streets for the first time in anti-government demonstrations, sparking sporadic clashes with police.
London | Europe’s autumn of discontent has widened, with the wave of youth-inspired and left-wing anti-government protests spreading to Germany, Portugal and the Netherlands at the weekend while French police clashed with demonstrators for the third week running in Paris.
Demonstrations have exploded across Europe in recent weeks, from Belgium and Portugal in the west to Serbia and Albania in the east.
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While Spain, Germany and the UK have all introduced laws protecting renters’ rights, Luís Montenegro’s centre-right government is empowering landlords, says documentary filmmaker and journalist Ana Naomi de Sousa
The Russians appear to have agreed to give Europe a seat at the negotiating table. Whether it spurs progress towards peace remains to be seen
EU leaders believe a US-backed process will allow Moscow and Washington to decide the fate of a conflict.
The NSW Supreme Court has approved a planned climate protest on Newcastle Harbour, dismissing a bid by NSW Police to stop it.
The Ukrainian president says it makes sense for European leaders to be involved as Ukraine hopes to eventually join the EU.
Moscow. Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to include European representatives in the upcoming peace talks with Ukraine. US Special Envoy Steve Vitkoff gave this information on Thursday af...
