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Inger Støjberg’s policy on separating married asylum seekers ruled illegal.

Over 1 million people applied for asylum in Germany in 2015 and 2016.

‘Walls and barbed wire’ are not the answer, pontiff says on visit to Greek refugee camp.

Eduardo Cabrita was passenger in the car that killed road worker.

Paris pledges progress in fight against human traffickers.

Caribbean territory hit by rioting over vaccines.

Unions vow to keep up demonstrations after ‘fiasco’ meeting with interior minister.

Police estimate 35,000 people attended the demonstration against stricter rules to combat rising cases.

The goal is to pressure the airlines and officials helping move migrants to Belarus, before marching them to the EU border.

Compromise ‘harder and harder’ to find, chancellor cautions in farewell interview.

High-profile case could burnish ex-minister’s hardline image

Petrol prices last month rose to highest level since September 2013.

Investigation suggests potential link to Islamist extremism

Five people were killed in the attack.

Lawmakers say delaying stay-at-home order ‘reflected a fatalism about the spread of COVID that should have been robustly challenged at the time.’

Question about sexual activity in sub-Saharan Africa to be removed from donation form.

Labor ministry spokesperson says consensus on employment proposal is growing among coalition parties.

French businessman was known for owning Olympique de Marseille and Adidas, but his career was marred by controversy.

Social Democrats will likely need two partners for majority.

CSU leader says center right must highlight fears of left-wing government.

The royal couple tested negative, but they are following coronavirus guidelines.

As evacuation efforts wind down, migration and terrorism are top of mind for the EU.