European People’s Party suspends Hungarian PM Orbán’s Fidesz party
Following a vote in the European People’s Party (EPP) Political Assembly, the membership of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor party Viktor
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Karadzic loses war crimes, genocide appeal
A United Nations court in The Hague on Wednesday dismissed an appeal by former Bosnian Serb political leader Radovan Karadzic
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Brexit: EU Council adopts contingency measures for ‘no-deal’ scenario
The Council of the European Council adopted on March 19 a series of legislative acts as part of its contingency
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EC approves common training test for ski instructors across the EU
The European Commission said that it had on March 14 adopted a new common training test for ski instructors (CTT)
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MEPs vote to limit negative impact of no-deal Brexit on citizens
To ensure the least possible disruption from a no-deal Brexit, members of the European Parliament voted on March 13 on
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European Parliament approves upgrade to Visa Information System
The improvements to the Visa Information System (VIS), agreed to on March 13 by members of the European Parliament, would
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European Parliament: Russia ‘main source of disinformation in Europe’
The European Parliament has strongly condemned Russia, China, Iran and North Korea’s increasingly aggressive actions, “which seek to undermine the
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OSCE-led report exposes violence against women in several Eastern European countries
Seventy per cent of women polled for a survey led by the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE)
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North Macedonia changes names of 136 institutions
The government in Skopje has decided to change the names of 136 state institutions, by removing the “Macedonian” and “Republic
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