New EU asylum rules could boost rightists
Struggling to cope with the largest migration crisis in recent history, the European Commission is due to release details of
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Turkish MPs may be stripped of immunity
Punches and water were thrown during a Turkish parliamentary committee meeting late Monday night before a bill that would strip
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14th night of protests in Skopje
The 14th protest in a row was held on the night of April 27 in Skopje, where protesters demanded the postponement
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Poland launches Polish Mining Group
Representatives of mining and energy companies as well as banks and financial institutions signed a deal on April 26 2016
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In sign of support, US deploys F-22 fighter jets in Romania
The United States deployed F-22 fighter jets to Romania as a sign of military support for NATO’s eastern European allies
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30 years on, Chernobyl still leaks radiation
Tuesday marks the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, when an explosion at the power plant near the town
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Polish former presidents accuse government of destroying democracy
Three former Polish presidents signed an open letter published Monday on the front page of the Gazeta Wyborcza daily saying
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Frustration builds as hopes dim among refugees at Macedonian border
The biting cold of the winter wind has been tempered by spring, but among the thousands trapped in limbo on
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Vucic wins decisive victory in Serbian parliamentary elections – polls
Aleksander Vucic’s Serbian Progressive Party won an estimated 56.2 per cent of the votes in Serbia’s parliamentary elections on April
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