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Theresa May presented a three-step plan to the House of Commons on Tuesday: in mid-March the MPs are to vote once more on her deal with Brussels. If they reject it, there will be a vote on whether to accept a hard Brexit. If they oppose a no-deal Brexit there will be a vote on whether to ask Brussels to extend article 50 by three months. What do commentators make of this strategy?

The North Korean ruler and the US president are meeting for the second time this Wednesday in Hanoi. On Twitter Donald Trump spoke of his "friend" Kim Jong-un and predicted that North Korea will experience an economic upturn. Commentators see both protagonists under pressure to get results at their meeting.

The Dutch government has paid 680 million to boost its share in Air France-KLM to 12.7 percent and plans to put its stake on a par with that of the French government, at 14.3 percent. The press speculates on The Hague's motives and the consequences of this move.

In reaction to recent acts of anti-Semitism in France, President Macron has announced to the Representative Council of French Jewish Institutions that he plans to extend the official definition of anti-Semitism to include anti-Zionism, in line with the definition given by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA). Commentators take opposing views of the step.

Ukraine's participation in the Eurovision Song Contest is becoming a crucial test. Singer Maruv had won the public vote to be the country's entrant but the fact that she goes on tour in Russia has sparked a political dispute. The public broadcaster UA:PBC and Maruv got into an argument about the terms of her participation in the contest, and as a result the singer will not travel to Tel Aviv. A hot topic in Eastern Europe's press.