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Johnson refused to sign the letter asking for a #Brexit extension —and sent an additional letter to the EU arguing against the extension.

Tens of thousands of protesters marched through London today demanding a new #Brexit referendum. #PeoplesVoteMarch

Brexit: What happens next? - Boris Johnson said he will not request the extension parliament voted for today - Instead, he will introduce legislation to implement the deal - Opposition MPs say they will sue the government if extension isn't requested

BREAKING: British MPs approve amendment to delay Brexit #BrexitVote

"Once Brexit happens and they sign their deals, it's the beginning of another 15-20 years of signing more deals. And the big lie, of course, is that there will be an end to it. There will be no end to it." Here's what British authors think about Brexit:

The 43-year-old suspect is being charged with organizing a "people-smuggling venture" that led to more than 350 people drowning at sea.

At least 15 people dead and about a dozen missing after a dam burst, flooding two workers' dormitories.

President Sebastian Pinera has declared a state of emergency in parts of Chile's capital Santiago, after fires were set at subway stations around the capital overnight.

What EXACTLY is in the #BrexitDeal being voted on today? Some key points: - Nortern Ireland remains in the UK's customs territory but all EU rules apply to goods arriving there - No hard border: Customs checks for goods done at point of entry in NI More:

The British Parliament has started its debate on the #BrexitDeal. A final vote on the deal is expected this afternoon. Here's what to expect:

Tens of thousands of people across Lebanon poured onto the streets to protest the country's ruling elite who demonstrators accuse of looting the country into economic collapse.

Major world leaders have opposed Facebook's digital currency, warning that the global currency poses a serious threat to national sovereignty.

EU leaders failed to agree to initiate accession talks with Albania and North Macedonia.

Pence and Erdogan agreed to a five-day ceasefire in northern Syria. How effective will it be?

Lufthansa cabin crew have called off a scheduled strike after the airline put forward a 2% pay rise.

Protesters set off on foot from five different towns in Catalonia, bringing Barcelona to a standstill upon arrival.

Proposed measures include extra protection for synagogues and developing a strategy against potential far-right terror cells online and offline.

Xi Jinping and Guy Fawkes were among the most popular masks worn by the Hong Kong protesters to mock the ban.

Even former East Germans are becoming more optimistic, though they still harbor differing political views.

The explosion during Friday prayers in eastern Afghanistan has killed at least 62 people.

The allies of former Bangladesh prime minister are looking for a political negotiation to free their leader. But can they succeed?

US astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir have made history by completing the first all-female spacewalk. They ventured out of the ISS for a six-hour repair operation.

Huge crowds are converging on Barcelona on Friday — the fifth day of protests over the sentencing of nine separatist leaders.

Just in: Turkish forces have reportedly shelled the northeast border town of Ras al-Ayn despite a 5-day truce agreed by Ankara and Washington.

For the first time in over a year, Mesut Özil has discussed the 'racist abuse' that led to his decision to retire from international football.

On #InternationalSlothDay, let us go slow with sloths 😪

Boris Johnson needs to convince 320 lawmakers to back the new Brexit deal. His predecessor, Theresa May, failed on three occasions.

French wine, Italian cheese, Scottish whisky and many other European goods will be subject to a price hike in the US.

EU leaders called for Turkey to withdraw its troops, saying the assault on Kurdish forces had caused "unacceptable human suffering."

Berlin, a city of 3.6 million, is facing a loneliness epidemic.

The Lebanese government has scrapped its plan to impose new taxes on voice calls made through messaging applications including WhatsApp amid nationwide protests.

A new survey shows that 59% of voting-age Germans believe anti-Semitism is spreading in their communities.

In Liberia, the government is cracking down on critical media, while also repealing harsh media laws.

Italy's coast guard brought ashore seven more bodies after a boat carrying 50 people from Tunisia sank off the coast of the Italian island Lampedusa.

Pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong strategically wear all black attire. China is reportedly banning imports of black clothing.

White House acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney admitted that the Trump administration withheld military aid to Ukraine. Shortly after, Mulvaney backtracked on the admission.

Catalan's separatist leader has called for a new independence referendum within two years.

EU27 leaders have unanimously agreed to a Brexit deal. Now, all eyes are on UK Parliament, who will vote on the deal this Saturday.

The idea that Trump could benefit financially from his office has been the subject of constant scrutiny.

Leaders of the remaining 27 EU countries have unanimously endorsed the Brexit deal, formally sending it to the UK's parliament for ratification. Follow our live updates here:

Combating fake news or creeping authoritarianism? Human rights groups in Southeast Asia warn new cybersecurity laws are ripe for abuse.

Carrie Lam is running out of options to put out a wildfire of discontent and disorder in Hong Kong that is showing no sign of slowing down.

Erdogan initially refused to meet the US delegation, saying he would only speak to Donald Trump.

You can be lonely in a city of 3.6 million.

The new Brexit deal now needs to be backed by EU member states and by the respective parliaments. So how is this deal different from the one negotiated by the previous PM Theresa May's government?

Germany's weapons sales to Turkey have reached their highest level in 14 years.

BREAKING: Juncker says EU and UK have agreed Brexit deal

JUST IN: US Democratic congressman Elijah Cummings has died at the age of 68. More to follow:

Germany is the only country in Europe with no official speed limit on highways. That might change soon.

A new bill proposed by the Polish government — known as the "Stop Pedophilia" law — would ban sex education in schools and send sex educators to prison for up to five years.