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Thousands of people gathered to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust at ceremonies in Auschwitz and Birkenau. The presidents of Israel and Poland, Reuven Rivlin and Andrzej Duda, also took part in the 30th March of the Living. Commentators praise clear gestures and hope the dispute over the controversial Holocaust law will soon be a thing of the past.

Members of Congress have spent two days questioning Mark Zuckerberg about the Cambridge Analytica data scandal. Was Facebook's founder able to repair the image of his life's work?

Alleged irregularities in the way a Master's degree was awarded to Madrid regional premier Cristina Cifuentes has triggered a debate in Spain about doctored qualifications held by politicians. Is this a hypocritical witch hunt or a necessary purge in a corrupt system?

Three days after the general election in Hungary Europe's press is still preoccupied with the landslide victory of the right-wing national Fidesz party. It discusses whether Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's model is viable and asks whether Western Europe has misjudged developments in Hungary.

The US, France and Britain hope to decide on a joint reaction to the presumed chemical weapons attack by the Assad regime in eastern Ghouta within the next few days. Russia has said rebels staged the attack in which according to the aid organisation White Helmets 42 people were killed. Commentators discuss the credibility of the West's threats and Assad's future.