Final judgment on Croatian former PM Sanader: 8.5 years in prison
The Supreme Court confirmed on June 13 2014 the first verdict against former Prime Minister of Croatia Ivo Sanader for
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Europe
Bulgarian border should move west into Serbia – report
Bulgaria is little bit more of a Western country than previously had been thought, because a point of its border
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Polish government under pressure over eavesdropping scandal
The opposition has called on Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s Cabinet to resign after a magazine said it had a tape
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Russia, Ukraine fail to reach gas deal as deadline looms
Russian energy giant Gazprom say emergency talks with Ukraine aimed at ending a natural gas pricing dispute have ended without
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Kyiv vows ‘adequate response’ to downed plane
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko summoned his defense and security chiefs for consultations Saturday after pro-Russian separatists shot down a military
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Deadliest day for Ukraine in Kremlin-backed separatist war spurs outrage
June 14 marks the deadliest day of the undeclared war between Ukraine and pro-Russian separatists in the country’s eastern regions
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Ukrainian forces regain control of Mariupol
Ukrainian security forces have regained control of Mariupol, a port city in the Donetsk region that has changed hands several
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In Moldova, visa-free does not mean poverty-free
A short while ago, it was unaffordable for the family of Ecaterina Hauca (15) from the village of Tigheci in
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Uni joins effort to send flood relief to Balkans
The Balkan flood has slipped out of the media spotlight but the devastation remains. Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia need
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