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- Poland aims to be a more assertive power player in Europe
Will cozier relations with Berlin make Warsaw a 'new Paris' on the Continent?
- Royal baby: will he head home soon?
The royal baby's birth marks the first time since 1894 that three direct descendant heirs are alive during a monarch's reign.
- Royal baby racket?
The royal baby's birth is a time for celebration... and profiteering.
- Amid royal baby hubbub, grandpa Charles' popularity on the rise
A few years ago, Britons wanted the crown to skip over the Prince of Wales. But that's changing.
- Royal baby born: The next five royals in line for the throne Here are the next five royals in line for the British monarchy.
- Royal baby born: Meet the boy who would be king
After months of waiting and speculation, Prince William and Kate have given birth to a baby boy.
- Poland's entrepreneurs reinvent the 'private operator' stigma
As much of Europe wallows in economic crisis, more Poles are embracing new business paths.
- Tour de France 2013: a British win at a French passion
Briton Chris Froome won the 100th edition of the Tour de France, a now globalized race that has its roots in the French love of cycling.
- Tongue-tied monarch? Belgium's Philippe faces a linguistically split country
King Albert is set to abdicate in favor of his son on Sunday. But many doubt Philippe's ability to bridge Belgium's Flemish-French divide.
- Angry at Spanish corruption, protesters break out the chorizos
Protesters across Spain yesterday wielded chorizo sausages – whose name is slang for 'thief' – to demand Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy step down.
- Italy eyes ex-CIA spook's extradition, complicating US ties
Panamanian authorities detained Robert Seldon Lady on request from Italy, which convicted him for the 2003 'rendition' kidnapping of a cleric in Milan.
- New protests, same 'troubles' as riots roil Belfast
A government ban on a parade organized by pro-British unionists has opened old wounds about national identity in Northern Ireland.
- Hung up over not hanging up, Britain mulls modern mobile manners
An incident at a London department store has sparked a national conversation about mobile communications etiquette.
- Spanish government 'will not be blackmailed,' says impugned PM Rajoy
The ex-treasurer of Spain's ruling party told a court today that he had delivered cash to the premier.