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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Europe
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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Tensions in the Serbia-Croatia-Montenegro triangle
Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic recently compared 1990s Croatia with the Croatian puppet-state under Nazi occupation. On August 5, the Montenegrin
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Romanian police open inquiry into antisemitic graffiti at Elie Wiesel’s home
In Romania police are investigating anti-Semitic graffiti at Auschwitz survivor and Nobel laureate, Elie Wiesel’s (who died in 2016) childhood
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Asylum applications in EU roughly unchanged in early summer 2018
The downward trend in the number of asylum applications in the EU continued in the first half of 2018, according
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Serbia: Aleksandar Vucic ready to ‘protect peace’ in north Kosovo
In an open letter to Serbs in Kosovo, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has said Pristina will “not lift a finger”
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Greek government replaces police, fire chiefs following Attica wildfires
As the death toll from the devastating Attica fires climbed to 91, the Greek government is showing who will be
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European Medicines Agency issues update on recalled valsartan medicines
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) issued an update on August 2 on its review of recalled valsartan medicines, with a
Read moreEC, marking Roma Holocaust Memorial Day, issues call against dehumanisation
The dehumanisation of the Roma and other minorities was the first step in facilitating the heinous crimes by which about
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