Europe’s new counterterror centre unlikely to make quick impact
Europe’s latest effort to counter the growing threat from foreign fighters is being hailed as a hopeful first step but
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Documents on Walesa’s alleged communist collaboration released
Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance (IPN), a body responsible for prosecuting communist-era crimes, published on February 22 2016 the first set
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Jamala’s ‘1944’ to represent Ukraine at Eurovision
Late on February 21, Ukraine chose jazz singer Jamala to be the country’s representative for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
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Tsipras, farmers meeting ends without agreement
Following a marathon meeting lasting more than five hours, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and farmers emerged without agreement on Monday
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Greek PM to talk with protesting farmers as election talks build up
Following a series of meetings with the relevant ministers over the weekend, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will present a set
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Documents on Walesa’s alleged communist collaboration to be published on February 22
Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) will publish the first part of documents regarding alleged cooperation of Poland’s former President
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Poland, Russia reach consensus on road transport permits
Polish deputy Infrastructure Minister Jerzy Szmit and his Russian counterpart Nikolai Asaul Friday reached agreement on restoring international road transports
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Croatia has bigger problems than minister’s Nazi hat
Croatia’s government pledged sweeping financial changes, but has so far only delivered pitched ideological debate. Culture Minister Zlatko Hasanbegovic has
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UK reaches deal to stay in European Union
British Prime Minister David Cameron reached a deal with all 27 fellow European Union leaders late Friday to keep Britain
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