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Monday, March 16, 2015

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Latest news from: The Local in Italy »
Vatican backs force to stop Isis 'genocide'

Vatican backs force to stop Isis 'genocide'

The Vatican's ambassador to the United Nations has endorsed military action against the Isis group in Iraq and Syria - an unusual move because the Vatican traditionally has opposed force in the region. READ »
Latest news from: The Local in Spain »
Spain anti-abortion rally challenges government

Spain anti-abortion rally challenges government

Thousands of Spaniards marched in Madrid on Saturday warning the government that its decision to abandon plans to restrict women's access to abortion will cost it conservative votes in this year's general election. READ »
 
Latest news from: The Local in France »
Video: Ibrahimovic blasts France as a 's**t country'

Video: Ibrahimovic blasts France as a 's**t country'

PSG's Zlatan Ibrahimovic called France a "s**t country" in a foul-mouthed angry rant on Sunday after his team lost at Bordeaux. The big Swede then issued an apology claiming he was "only talking about football" READ »
Latest news from: The Local in Germany »
Merkel to open major IT fair with China

Merkel to open major IT fair with China

German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday opens a major IT business fair where official partner China will showcase its rise as a high-tech power. READ »
 
Latest news from: The Local in Sweden »
New police screening device to spot 'dirty' cars

New police screening device to spot 'dirty' cars

Stolen, untaxed, and otherwise banned vehicles can now quickly be spotted by Swedish police, with one hundred police cars around the country newly equipped with high-tech camera devices that automatically scan and identify rogue license plates. READ »
Latest news from: The Local in Norway »
Island house off Norway yours for just one kroner

Island house off Norway yours for just one kroner 

A house on an uninhabited island in one of Norway’s most beautiful archipelagos is up for grabs for just one kroner — 12 US cents. All you need to do is convince the seller you genuinely mean to fix it up.  READ »
 
Latest news from: The Local in Switzerland »
Expats face cash hurdles for short-term permits

Expats face cash hurdles for short-term permits

Foreigners from the European Union or member countries of the European Free Trade Association (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) who are seeking a short-term residency permit in Switzerland to look for work will soon have to prove they have sufficient economic means to stay in the country. READ »
Latest news from: The Local in Austria »
St. Patrick's Day parade in Vienna

St. Patrick's Day parade in Vienna

It was a grand spectacle in miniature, as Austrians, Irish and lovers of the Irish gathered together in Vienna to celebrate one of the traditional Irish holidays that has been shared around the world. READ »
 
Latest news from: The Local in Denmark »
Vilks in Denmark for first post-attack appearance

Vilks in Denmark for first post-attack appearance

Swedish cartoonist Lars Vilks returned to Copenhagen on Saturday in his first public appearance since surviving a terror attack last month. READ »
 
 
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