Poland marks Auschwitz liberation, 71 years on
Polish President Andrzej Duda said in an address at Auschwitz, the former Nazi death camp in southern Poland, where Poland
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European Parliament head Martin Schulz to Jews: ‘Europe is your home today, every day and forever’
“It pains me that Jews again live in fear in Europe today, are not safe to go to a synagogue
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Hungary’s Orbán: Autocrat or misunderstood provocateur?
They endured snow and cold. A few hundred protesters turned out here in Hungary’s capital in a show of opposition
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Love for Clintons lingers in Kosovo, as country awaits US elections
In Kosovo’s capital, Pristina, the name Clinton is ubiquitous. Bill Clinton Boulevard bisects the city, on which a 10-foot effigy
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European Commission praises ‘sustainability’ of Romania judiciary reforms
Romania made big steps towards proving the sustainability of its judiciary reforms, but 2016 would provide another crucial test in
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Freedom House: Government dysfunction among Balkan countries, migrant crisis pressure on EU principles
The world was battered in 2015 by overlapping crises that fueled xenophobic sentiment in democratic countries, undermined the economies of
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EU considers renewed border checks
The European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union, said Tuesday that it was not ruling out allowing member
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Greece to hold general strike on February 4 over social security bill
All unions in Greece have decided on a general strike in the private and public sector on February 4 –
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Organisations appeal for $550M to support humanitarian response to refugees arriving in Europe
As continuing conflict in the Middle East and elsewhere drives people to seek refuge in Europe, the International Organization for
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