Ukraine: At least 14 civilians killed in Donbas as peace talks go nowhere
Donetsk endured two more devastating attacks on January 30, when at least seven residents were killed after a shell hit
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ICTY upholds genocide convictions of Bosnian Serb officials
The Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) upheld genocide convictions against two senior Bosnian
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Greece says it will not negotiate with bailout creditors
reece’s new left-wing government was in open dispute Friday with its European bailout creditors, saying it would not negotiate with
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Dracula Park project floated again in Romania
Romania wants to build a Dracula theme park in Transylvania, the head of the national tourism agency said, reviving an
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EU foreign ministers agree to extend Russia sanctions over Ukraine
European Union foreign ministers meeting in Brussels have agreed to impose new sanctions over Russia’s alleged involvement in the Ukraine
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Polish prosecutors probe 107 MPs over suspected expenses fraud
Warsaw prosecutors said on January 29 2015 that they were investigating 107 current and former members of parliament as part of
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Foreign fighter threat to Europe requires global response – Interpol chief
A global effort is required to address the internal security needs of the European Union (EU) against the threat of
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Rebels press assault in eastern Ukraine
Fighting continued Thursday in the northern sector of the former cease-fire line in eastern Ukraine as Russian-backed rebels pressed their
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EU ministers propose tougher anti-terrorism measures
European Union Justice and Interior Ministers are discussing ways to strengthen information sharing and border control, among other measures to
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