Serbia still has no official estimate of flood damage
More than one month after the severe floods that hit Serbia, the country still does not have an official damage
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New recordings revealed in Polish wire-tapping scandal
New excerpts from bugged private meetings of Poland’s high-level officials, revealed by Radio Zet and TVN 24 television on Sunday,
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Ukraine’s president talks peace plan to the nation
Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko made a televised address to the nation on June 21, in which he discussed his 14-point peace
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Anger, threats in Ukraine’s capital over ceasefire proposal
Separatists in Ukraine’s restive east have rejected the government’s offer of a unilateral ceasefire, and angry citizens in the streets
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Polish PM Tusk: Wiretapping scandal may force early parliamentary elections
Prime Minister Donald Tusk does not rule out early elections “in the coming weeks” if the “crisis of trust” and
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Fitch sees Cyprus return to international markets as positive
The return of Cyprus to the international markets was described on June 19 as positive by Fitch Ratings. But the agency
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Unesco chief Irina Bokova denounces killing of journalists in eastern Ukraine
The head of the United Nations agency tasked with defending press freedom, Bulgaria’s Irina Bokova, denounced on June 19 the
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Nato chief: More Russian troops at Ukraine’s border
The head of Nato says that Russia has resumed a troop build-up along its border with Ukraine, as Ukraine’s president
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Parliament in Skopje votes in Macedonia’s new government
With a majority of votes, MPs in Macedonia voted into power on June 19 2014 the new government of the country
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