Poland awards top rights prize to daughter of Boris Nemtsov
Poland has awarded the journalist daughter of slain Russian democracy advocate and opposition leader Boris Nemtsov a $1.1 million human
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Europe
EU, US applaud Kosovo law on special court
The European Union and the United States have welcomed Kosovo Parliament’s vote Monday to establish a special war crimes court
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Five die in floods in Macedonia
Five people have died from the bad weather and floods last night in Tetovo, in the west of Macedonia. The
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Living with Greece’s new tax increase
How are Greeks dealing with the country’s new value-added tax? Where are they cutting corners? As Marinathi Milona reports from
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Trotsky house for sale in Istanbul
The former Istanbul house of Marxist revolutionary, theorist, Soviet politician, Red Army founder and hero of the 1917 October Revolution,
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Roma Genocide Remembrance Day is August 2
Roma Genocide Remembrance Day on August 2 is intended to be a reminder of the crimes Nazis committed against the
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EC extends ‘safety net’ measures for dairy, fruit and veg for producers affected by Russian ban
The European Commission (EC) said on July 30 that “safety net” measures for the European dairy, fruit and vegetables sectors
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Russia vetoes UN resolution on MH17 crash
Russia vetoed a U.N. Security Council resolution that would have set up an international criminal court to prosecute those responsible
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NATO chief backs Turkey’s ‘anti-terror’ campaign in Syria, Iraq
NATO held an unusual emergency meeting Tuesday to support Turkey, whose President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said his forces are pressing
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