IMF lowers economic growth forecasts for Europe in 2018 and 2019
Europe’s economy continued to expand in the first half of 2018, although at a slower-than-expected pace, specifically in advanced Europe,
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EU on Kristallnacht anniversary: ‘Hatred started with words and ended in violence’
The European Commission stands firm against all forms of antisemitism and Jewish people should never again have to ask themselves
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CSU’s Manfred Weber sets his sights on EU’s highest office
A little-known Bavarian is seeking the European Commission’s top office. Who is Manfred Weber? And what chances does a little-known
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European initiative seeks mandatory labelling of food suitable for vegetarians and vegans
The European Commission said on November 7 that it had decided to register a European Citizens’ Initiative entitled “Mandatory food
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In Greece, Church and State get a velvet divorce
The historic agreement between Greek Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras, and Ieronymos II, the Archbishop of Athens and All Greece, means rationalisation
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Europe remembers one of deadliest conflicts in human history
Their pain has long gone. No odor from the gas warfare they endured remains. There are no echoes of the
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Government in Skopje adopts draft constitutional amendments
The government in Skopje has adopted the text of the draft-constitutional amendments arising from the Prespa Agreement. Prime Minister Zoran
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Skopje court freezes assets of opposition VMRO-DPMNE, including party HQ
A court in Skopje has frozen the properties of right-wing opposition party VMRO-DPMNE, including its headquarters known as the “White
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European Court of Human Rights rules against Romania over victims of 1989 revolution
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled that Romania should pay about 345 000 euro to 23 victims
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