Merkel in Skopje: September 30 is a historic opportunity
German chancellor Angela Merkel, visiting Skopje on September 8, told a joint news conference with Prime Minister Zoran Zaev that
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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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Juncker: European Commission will propose scrapping daylight savings time
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on August 31 that the Commission would comply with the findings of a survey
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New EU rules on lightbulbs take effect on September 1 2018
As of September 1 2018, energy intensive and inefficient halogen lightbulbs will no longer be sold across the European Union,
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Greek government reshuffle: The new cabinet of Alexis Tsipras
The election of Panos Skourtetis as Secretary of the Central Committee of SYRIZA on Monday evening unlocked the procedures towards the
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Divers discover 2000-year-old sunken Roman ship off Pag, Croatia
While diving with tourists near the Croatian island of Pag, Vedran Dorušić, the president of the Diving Tourism Organisation at the
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World Health Organisation: Measles cases hit record high in the European Region
More than 41 000 children and adults in the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) European Region have been infected with measles
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UK press sceptical over the end of the Greek crisis
The UK media are unanimous in declaring that the end of the Greek crisis exists mainly on paper, as they
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