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A victory sign in the Gendarmenmarkt Square in Berlin on September 22, 2017 from Martin Schulz, leader of the Social Democrat Party (SPD) and candidate for chancellor of Germany. But with incumbent Angela Merkel far ahead in the polls, that is likely to be as close to victory as he gets. John MacDougall / AFP

Martin Schulz, luckless challenger 'shadowboxing' Merkel

He has overcome injury and alcoholism but he cannot shake off his image as a Euro-bureaucrat
Tim Marshall speaks on The Week That Was

Watch: The Week That Was with Tim Marshall

From Donald Trump's and Kim Jong-un's war of words to independence referendums in Europe and the Middle East-  this is a look-back on the last seven days
French President Emmanuel Macron said British Prime Minister Theresa May's speech on Brexit showed "a will". Ludovic Marin/ EPA

Brexit: Macron tells May ‘UK must clarify three main issues before talks can progress’

The French President said negotiations could not move forward unless the issues of the Irish border, EU citizens rights and the “divorce bill” had been settled
Kurds celebrate to show their support for the upcoming September 25th independence referendum in Erbil. REUTERS/Ahmed Jadallah

Brett McGurk warns of 'consequences out of US control' if Kurds hold referendum

Negotiations were continuing to convince Iraq’s Kurdistan region leader Massoud Barzani to seek “an alternative”
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May gives a major speech on Brexit in Complesso Santa Maria Novella, Florence, Italy, September 22, 2017

Britain’s May urges two-year Brexit transition deal

The Prime Minister used a landmark speech in Florence to try and break the logjam in the Brexit talks
People are checked by security before entering the GUM State Shop in Moscow's Red Square, one of dozens of major buildings, including shopping centres, railways stations, hotels and universities in the Russian capital targeted by telephone hoaxers on September 13, 2017. Pavel Golovkin / AP Photo

Hundreds of thousands evacuated over bomb hoaxes in Russia

About 400,000 people have been rushed out of shopping malls, airports and other buildings since last week
Six people have been arrested in connection with last week's terrorist attack at Parsons Green subway station in London

Teenager charged over London Tube bombing was orphan from Iraq: reports

Ahmed Hassan is suspected of attempting to murder passengers on the packed tube train in west London.
Transport for London has decided not to renew Uber's lease for operating in the British capital. REUTERS/Toby Melville/Illustration/File Photo

Blame the company, not me, says London's mayor after Uber ban

Sadiq Khan responds after more than 500,000 people sign an online petition protesting a decision by regulators to end the taxi-hailing service's licence to operate

Syria opposition activist and daughter found dead in Istanbul

Aroubeh Barakat had opposed the Assad regime in Syria since the 1980s
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May briefed her cabinet about a key speech on Brexit she is set to deliver in Florence on Friday. Peter Nicholls / Reuters

British PM May to Reboot Brexit Plan by Requesting Transition Period 

In a much-anticipated speech in Florence, scheduled for 3.15  local time, Mrs May will suggest a time-limited implementation phase that officials have indicated will last two years and will be staggered