Slovak interior minister Kaliňák: Design of the hot-spot system is flawed
The Monday meeting of interior ministers of EU member countries has not yielded any headway forward from the viewpoint of
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Croatian conservatives win election but fall short of majority
Croatia’s conservative opposition has won the most seats in the country’s parliamentary elections, but not enough to govern on its
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Polls close in Croatia after tight parliamentary election
The ruling Socialist Democratic Party and the conservative Croatian Democratic Union are neck and neck after polls close in Croatia,
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Croatia holds parliamentary elections
Croatia is holding its first parliamentary elections on Sunday November 8 2015 since it joined the European Union in 2013.
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Death toll from Romanian nightclub fire rises to 41
Nine more victims who were burned in last week’s horrific nightclub fire in Bucharest died Saturday in hospitals, bringing the
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Romanian president names interim PM ahead of talks with parties
Romanian president Klaus Iohannis named Sorin Cimpeanu, the education minister in the outgoing government of Victor Ponta, as interim prime
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Government in Skopje to borrow 500 million euro
By the end of 2015, the government in Macedonia will borrow 500 million euro. The debt is to be secured
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NATO chief: War games meant to ‘send message’
NATO’s largest military exercise in more than a decade sends “a very clear message to our nations and possible adversaries”,
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Plevneliev: EU and NATO should see South Eastern Europe as a centre of geopolitical interests and policies
The European Union and NATO should consider South Eastern Europe not as a periphery, but as a centre for geopolitical
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