Newsline | 25.03.2017, 17:15 UTC

If you cannot view this message correctly, please click here.

Newsline 25.03.2017 | 17:15 UTC News EU leaders, minus UK, declare 'Europe is our common future' With the UK noticeably absent, European Union leaders have met in Rome to celebrate the founding treaties of the bloc. Amid trouble and uncertainty, they sought to portray a united Europe. European leaders mark EU's 60th anniversary What does a multi-speed EU mean for central and eastern Europe? EU seeks unity - if not all at the same pace - without Britain EU fleshes out conditions for Brexit deal Anti-Brexit protest draws thousands to central London As Britain prepares to start its formal divorce from the EU, pro-European demonstrators have gathered in London. The rally went ahead amid tight security following Wednesday's deadly terror attack on Westminster. EU's 60th anniversary: Thousands begin pro-EU march through London EU leaders, minus UK, declare 'Europe is our common future' United for Europe in London Britain to trigger Article 50 on March 29, formally launching Brexit process EU fleshes out conditions for Brexit deal London honors victims with candlelight vigil Belarus cracks down on mounting protests Belarusian police have arrested dozens of people after its president warned of a Western plot to oust him. Mounting protests against the authoritarian president have drawn thousands of people in recent weeks. Belarus: 'Social parasite tax' sparks anger Belarus arrests dozens in crackdown, claims weapons found Minsk tacks between NATO and Russia Egypt appeals court hands journalists suspended jail sentence Three Egyptian journalists have seen their jail sentences reduced by a Cairo appeals court. Critics argue the case is part of a larger crackdown on free speech in the country. Leaders of Egypt's journalist union to face trial for 'harboring fugitives' China, Egypt top list of world's worst jailers of journalists Authorities in Egypt 'killing independent journalism' Egypt court sentences three Al Jazeera journalists to seven years imprisonment Two men charged in connection with Paris Orly airport attack Two men have been charged with allegedly supplying a weapon used by the gunman who attacked soldiers at Paris's Orly airport. The attacker, Ziyed Ben Belgacem, was shot dead. Terror 'likely' motive in Paris airport attack Drugs, alcohol found in Orly assailant's blood Man shot dead in suspected terror attack at Paris's Orly airport Father of Paris Orly assailant says son was no terrorist World Trinidad and Tobago 'Islamic State' and the mosques of Trinidad A rude Caribbean awakening: The jihadist group "Islamic State" is recruiting in the island state of Trinidad and Tobago, just a short flight from the United States. Why are they targeting the Caribbean? Suspected IS recruiter arrested in Germany "Heaven will wait": on the religious radicalization of young women IS 'headhunting' minors online, warns domestic intelligence chief The caliphate's cubs: 'Islamic State' and child soldiers Sports Germany seek to continue perfect qualifying campaign in Azerbaijan His team haven't conceded since Euro 2016 and have a perfect World Cup qualifying record but coach Joachim Löw still wants more. An improving Azerbaijan hope to throw a spanner in the works on Sunday. Euro 2016: France go to final after beating Germany Retiring Podolski's thunderbolt sinks England in Dortmund friendly   © Deutsche Welle 2017