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“We are defending the democratic principles and values by supporting Ukraine as much as we can.”

In an exclusive interview, President of the European Council Charles Michel tells Euronews how the EU is supporting Ukraine against Russia’s war.

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Libya’s prime minister has returned to work hours after being released from kidnappers.

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Libya’s prime minister has returned to work hours after being released from kidnappers.

Ali Zeidan had been seized at gunpoint by a militia, believed to be angry at the capture of an Al Qaeda suspect by US forces on Libyan territory.

At a cabinet meeting Zeidan sought to reassure other nationalities in the country:

“I would like to assure the foreigners here in Libya that what has just occurred was solely a result of complications within Libyan politics and foreigners are not targets.”

The militia earlier accused of the kidnapped, the Operations Room of Libya’s Revolutionaries, denied any part in it saying the had “no connection to the disappearance of the Prime Minister, Mr. Ali Zeidan”

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German chancellor Angela Merkel has shied away from fully backing Jean-Claude Juncker to be the European Commission’s next president.

Juncker is the centre-right European People’s Party (EPP) candidate for the top job.

Despite winning more seats in the EU parliament than any other group, Merkel said that was not the only factor to consider.

”Of course with regard to Jean-Claude Juncker’s candidacy it has been said several times that the important thing is which of the parliamentary group…
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http://www.euronews.net/ High tides are putting flood defences to the test in Bangkok as Thailand battles its worst floods in over half a century.

At least 377 people have been killed since heavier-than-usual monsoon rains began in July.

The floodwaters cover about 1.6 million hectares — an area roughly the size of Kuwait.

Thailand’s prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra says water levels around the capital should drop next week.

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