Greece needs help to repay debt
The leader of debt-ridden Greece meets Monday with the leader of economic powerhouse Germany. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras warned
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Russia may ‘ban plant products from Serbia’
Russia may ban fruit and vegetable imports from Serbia due to alleged apples re-exportation from Poland, Russian news agency RIA
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Poland and US conduct joint Patriot missile drill
A Patriot missile battery from US Army Europe accompanied by 100 US soldiers and 30 vehicles was deployed on Saturday
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In Balkans, threat of Islamic radicalisation, Russian influence converge
The White House says violent extremism and Russian aggression in Ukraine are two of the greatest challenges to U.S. national
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Romanian anti-corruption prosecutors seek green light to arrest former finance minister
Romania’s Anti-Corruption Department (DNA) has sent the country’s prosecutor-general a report in which it asks the top magistrate to notify
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Putin’s latest Crimea spin attempts new narrative
As Russia marks the one-year anniversary of Crimea’s annexation from neighboring Ukraine, the Kremlin is putting forth a new narrative
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Serbia arrests seven linked to Srebrenica massacre
Serbian police have arrested seven people suspected of involvement in the July 1995 Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia, when 8000 Muslim
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Bulgarian, Austrian presidents back European integration of western Balkans
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev and his Austrian counterpart and host in Vienna, Heinz Fischer, have stated the position shared by
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Ukrainian leaders travel abroad in search of political, financial and military support
Ukrainian authorities have made a new push this week to get international financial and political support, as well as weapons.
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