European Parliament approves controversial new copyright law in blow to tech firms
A years-long battle that has pitted artists against big tech came to a head in Strasbourg on Wednesday, when the
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Nazi insults targeting Romanian president enrage German officials
Tensions flared in Romania this week after a politician from the ruling Social Democratic Party (PSD) posted a video on
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Eurovision clashes with Israel as host country
After organizers of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) toured Israel last week to scout for possible venues for the 2019
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Croatia police accused of abusing refugees
International aid organizations have reported that Croatian police are using violence to push refugees back into neighboring Bosnia-Herzegovina. Croatian authorities
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Opinion: The Erdogan-Trump rivalry turns dangerous
Turkey is a country in crisis, the Lira’s freefall being a case in point. President Erdogan needs to tackle this,
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Why are police clashing with expats in Romania?
A crowd of up to 100,000 gathered before the seat of Romanian government in Bucharest on Friday to protest government
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Serbs and Croats still segregated in Vukovar’s schools
Kristina Islentieva and Filip Rutko attend the same school. They have the same teachers. Yet they live in different worlds.
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Georgia’s frozen conflict takes psychological toll
As Ilya Bervashvili walks out onto to his corn fields, the blue circle on the map moves beyond the dotted
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EU confronts member states issuing citizenship for money
The European Commission is calling on EU countries to be more cautious when granting citizenships, according to an interview with
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