Nato summit to focus on IS, Russian aggression, Afghan war
On the heels of a U.S. announcement to keep 8,400 U.S. troops in Afghanistan, NATO leaders will meet in Warsaw
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Warsaw hosts Nato summit
More than 2000 delegates from 28 Nato allies and 26 partner countries have arrived in Warsaw for the two-day Nato
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Brexit dampens zeal for Serbia’s EU bid
It has been 16 years since Serbia, as part of the former Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, began negotiations to enter
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EU lawmakers endorse new border and coast guard agency
European Union lawmakers endorsed plans to bring together the EU’s Frontex border agency and national border management authorities, to help
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Estonian PM: ‘Putin’s aggressive behaviour made Russia a threat’
Vladimir Putin has made Russia into a threat for neighbouring states, Estonian Prime Minister Taavi Roivas warned in an exclusive
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Poland’s ruling party rushes new legislation on Constitutional Tribunal
Poland’s ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party Wednesday, after debating late into the night before, hurried legislation aimed at alleviating
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Lithuania moves to tempt foreign IT specialists from non-EU countries
The Lithuanian parliament has approved legal amendments that will make it easier for Lithuanian employers to hire foreign staff and
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EU leaders reassure Balkan nations following Brexit
European leaders gave assurances to Balkan nations that Britain’s vote to leave the European Union will not stop plans to
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Brexit fuels Hungary’s anti-EU fire
Aftershocks from Britain’s vote to leave the EU have spread to Eastern Europe, where nationalist movements say the British decision
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