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The second summit between Trump and Kim came to an abrupt end without results last week after the two leaders failed to reach an agreement on denuclearisation and the lifting of US sanctions against North Korea at their meeting in Hanoi. Now that all the excitement has died down journalists discuss what the failed summit means.

British MPs will vote once again on the Brexit deal with Brussels on 12 March. If the deal is rejected the parliament is to vote two days later on postponing the country's exit from the EU in order to avoid a disorderly Brexit. Commentators discuss the advantages and disadvantages of a postponement.

Tens of thousands of people demonstrated against racism and the government's populits policies in Milan on Saturday. The demo's slogan: "People first" plays on the "The Italians first" slogan of Lega leader and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, who takes a hard line against migrants. Commentators see the demonstration as an important signal.

After three years in the opposition the liberal Reform Party won Estonia's parliamentary elections on Sunday with just under 29 percent of the vote, and will once again return to government. Opinion polls put the social-liberal Centre Party in front, however the high number of e-voters benefited the Reform Party in the end. Leader Kaja Kallas now stands to be the country's first woman prime minister.