New EU digital subscription portability rules go into effect on April 1
European consumers will be able to access the same content they have subscribed to in their home country anywhere in
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Many EU nations join US in expelling Russian diplomats
Several European Union countries joined the US on March 26 in expelling dozens of Russian diplomats in a coordinated retaliation
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American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee delivers 20 tons of matzah in Eastern Europe, former Soviet Union for Passover
This Passover, the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) will continue its century-plus tradition of delivering matzah to needy Jews
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Republic of Macedonia ratifies Istanbul Convention
The Republic of Macedonia has ratified the Istanbul Convention, becoming the 29th country to do so, the Council of Europe
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Slovenia, Kosovo bust organised crime group trafficking people in the Balkans
Law enforcement authorities worked together on March 21 to arrest 12 migrant smugglers operating in the Balkans, European police agency
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Zahoor sells Kyiv Post for at least $3.5 million to Adnan Kivan, Syrian millionaire in Odesa
Mohammad Zahoor, only the second owner in the Kyiv Post’s nearly 23-year history, has decided to sell the newspaper to
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Fake news about removal of Alexander the Great statue in Skopje sparks protest
Fake news about the removal of the Alexander the Great statue from the main Skopje Square cause the mobilisation of
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Council of the EU proposes May 23-26 2019 as dates for next European Parliament election
The Council of the European Union said on March 20 that it has put forth the period from May 23
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European Commission invites municipalities to register for free Wi-Fi scheme
The European Commission launched the WiFi4EU web portal on March 20, saying that as of now, municipalities all over Europe
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