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Snow and Ice Wreak Havoc Across Europe, Causing Deadly Accidents and Travel Chaos — REUTERS / pwu404

Tourism · France

Snow and Ice Wreak Havoc Across Europe, Causing Deadly Accidents and Travel Chaos

Coverage: 98 sources

Hundreds of flights have been cancelled in Amsterdam and Paris, with thousands of people stranded.See the Story

Power restored in Berlin after longest blackout since World War Two — REUTERS / pwu404

Power Outages · Germany

Power restored in Berlin after longest blackout since World War Two

37% Right coverage: 71 sources

Electricity was restored to southwestern Berlin on Wednesday after a suspected arson attack on a power station by leftist activists caused a blackout for tens of thousands of households, the longest outage in the German capital since World War Two. See the Story

Netanyahu tries to calm tensions after Israeli bus runs over and kills ultra-Orthodox boy — ilia yefimovich / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Israel Politics · Jerusalem

Netanyahu tries to calm tensions after Israeli bus runs over and kills ultra-Orthodox boy

40% Center coverage: 61 sources

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged calm after a bus driver ran over and killed a teenage boy Tuesday night during a protest in Jerusalem against a law seeking to draft the ultra-Orthodox community into Israel’s military.See the Story

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