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France dismisses Edward Snowden’s asylum requestFrance won't grant asylum to Edward Snowden, Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said. "He asked for asylum in France, but also elsewhere, in 2013. At that time, France thought that it was not appropriate, I do not see anything that has changed Thursday, either from a political or a legal point of view," Le Drian told French TV station CNews.

EU Leaders Ramp Up Pressure On Johnson To Present Brexit Plan In 12 Days Or ‘It’s Over'European Union leaders are ratcheting up the pressure on Boris Johnson to present his concrete plans for a Brexit deal, with Finnish Prime Minister Antti Rinne giving his British counterpart just 12 days to produce written proposals, otherwise “it’s over.”

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Elena Kalmykova: Here’s the practical, relevant info I dug up researching what Brexit means for EU citizens in the UK

KPN Startup Evening: The best in networking, negotiating and noshing comes to Eindhoven

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