Weapons found hidden near Serbian prime minister’s home
Serbian police evacuated Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic and his family to a “safe location” Saturday after discovering a large weapons
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EU allows Gazprom more access to Opal gas pipeline through Germany
The EU has lifted a cap on the Russian gas company’s access to the Opal pipeline in Germany. The agreement
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EU-Canada trade deal moves closer to final approval
Belgian politicians agreed to a deal Thursday to support a free trade agreement between the European Union and Canada after
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Nato’s Vershbow on alliance troops in Eastern Europe: ‘We had no choice’
Nato had hoped for cooperation with Russia, but Moscow changed the paradigm by annexing Crimea, the alliance’s Deputy Secretary General,
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Nato to deploy battalions in Poland and the Baltics in early 2017
As of the beginning of 2017 year four groups of combat battalions will be stationed on a rotating basis in
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Euro zone approves another massive bailout for Greece
Officials with the Eurozone countries on Tuesday approved a 2.8 billion euro bailout for Greece, the third such bailout delivered
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EU border controls to get a further three-month extension
The European Commission, the EU’s executive arm, is to put a three-month extension request to member states, it said in
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Polish women continue ‘black protests’ over stricter abortion law
Hundreds of Polish women dressed in black, on Monday, launched another round of protests in more than 50 Polish cities
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Belgium ‘not in a position to sign CETA,’ says prime minister
The European Union’s hopes of signing a free trade deal with Canada later this week faded away on Monday when
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