Poland: New prime minister soon?
Ruling party Law and Justice (PiS) leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski will practically certainly replace Beata Szydlo as PM, Polska The Times
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In Romania, thousands rally against proposal to water down corruption laws
Thousands of people have marched across Romania to protest against plans to reduce the powers of the anti-corruption body. It
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Mediterranean ‘world’s deadliest border’ for migrants, says UN
More than 33 000 people have died attempting the perilous journey across the Mediterranean since 2000, according to a UN
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Brexit: EU cancels UK bids for European Capital of Culture 2023
A looming Brexit makes Britain ineligible to host the EU’s year-long cultural title, the EU has confirmed, describing it as
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Bosnians welcome Mladic conviction, but justice unlikely to reconcile divided region
Ratko Mladic, the former general in charge of Bosnian Serb forces during the Balkans war in the early 1990s has
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Nato Foundation to hold conference on Western Balkans in December 2017
At the beginning of December, Italy’s capital Rome will host a conference entitled “The Western Balkans at a crossroads”, organised
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Macedonia government ready to remove statues from Skopje, rename airport
A list of statues and monuments that should be immediately withdrawn from Skopje’s city centre is in the hands of
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EU: Mugabe’s resignation ‘shows he has listened to the people’s voice’
The decision by Robert Mugabe to stand down as president of Zimbabwe shows that he has listened to the people’s
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Hungary: War of words between George Soros and Fidesz heats up
Hungary’s governing right-wing party Fidesz on November 20 slammed claims by US financier George Soros that the government had lied in
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