David Cameron in Bucharest: ‘Freedom of movement brought in too many people’
The United Kingdom is a full supporter of freedom of movement within the EU, but the pressure that it puts
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US Attorney General: EU privacy laws hinder anti-terror efforts
Following the Paris terror attacks and last week’s shootings in San Bernardino, U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch is criticizing European
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Tsipras under fire after doubting need for IMF involvement in bailout
Hard feelings between Athens and the German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble appeared to intensify on Tuesday following statements by Greek
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Albanian opposition rallies for new government, early elections
Several thousand demonstrators led by the opposition Democratic Party rallied Tuesday in Albania’s capital Tirana, accusing the government of Socialist
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Biden promises Ukraine continued US support
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden has assured Ukraine’s lawmakers that the United States will never recognize “Russia’s attempt to annex
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Corruption alleged as asylum-seekers stuck on Serbia – Bulgaria border
Asylum-seekers, volunteers, and local groups have told Human Rights Watch (HRW) the process for registration of asylum-seekers awaiting registration by
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Serbian PM Vucic sacks defence minister
Bratislav Gasic cannot remain Serbian defence minister, premier Aleksandar Vucic said on December 7. Gasic had offended “all women in
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Turkey refuses to withdraw troops from Iraq
Turkey is refusing to withdraw forces deployed to Iraq, despite Baghdad’s call for Ankara to do so immediately. Ankara insists
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Biden to speak to Ukraine parliament on December 8
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden is set to deliver remarks before Ukraine’s parliament Tuesday, one day after announcing $190 million
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