International edition
To the top stories this week on this new edition of International Edition;
For the 1st time in history Europe hands over top job to a woman. German minister Ursula Von Der Leyen has been selected by the 28 member states to head the EU commision.
Meanwhile, the Sea-Watch Captain Carola Rackete has been released following her brief house arrest on Saturday after entering Itialian waters illegally.
![Congo's fashion and make up fiesta [Inspire Africa]](https://static.euronews.com/articles/897905/320x180_897905.jpg?1571131680)
![Five dead in Guinea protests over Conde's 3rd term plan [Morning Call]](https://static.euronews.com/articles/897775/320x180_897775.jpg?1571128539)
![The challenge ahead for Tunisia's incoming leader [Morning Call]](https://static.euronews.com/articles/897773/320x180_897773.jpg?1571128408)
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Haftar forces accused of carrying air raid on Libya's Misrata airport
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Scores of rescued migrants off Libyan coast flee
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Boat carrying over 50 people capsizes off Libyan coast - UN
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Libyan refugees thankful for Rwanda's reception
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Sudan force arrest 138 Africans trying to enter Libya ''illegally''
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Egypt's Sisi wants external actors in Libya to stop