European Commission rules Poland has to suspend new retailer tax
The European Commission has opened an investigation into Poland’s new retailer tax and issued an injunction stating that Poland has
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Putin’s party retains power in Sunday’s parliamentary elections
Early election results show Russia’s ruling party has won Sunday’s parliamentary election, amid reports of election violations and visible voter
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NGOs slam Hungarian government over ‘resettlement quota’ referendum
It anyone would poll pedestrians about the quality of a restaurant, they could ask “Do you like this place, where
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Strike to halt operations at Greek ports on September 22 and 23
A 48-hour strike is to halt operations at Greece’s seaports on September 22 and 23, a time during which many
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Ahead of post-Brexit summit, France and Germany call for unity
On the eve of a key European Union summit in Bratislava, French and German leaders are calling for unity and
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Vucic in Paris: Serbia cannot defend EU from migrants
The migrant crisis is not behind us, but in front of us, Serbian prime minister Aleksandar Vucic said after meeting
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Bratislava summit to be a self-defining moment for the EU
Bratislava is bracing itself for the informal meeting of EU leaders, which will bring Europe’s top politicians to the castle hill,
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EU’s Juncker calls for unity amid Brexit fallout
European Commission leader Jean-Claude Juncker issued a call for unity among the eastern and western European countries during his State
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Serbia may impose ‘more drastic measures’ against migrants
Serbia’s minister for labour, employment, war veterans and social issues said on September 14 that he would demand from the government
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