Poland’s PGNiG and Chevron to join forces on shale gas exploration
Polish state-controlled gas firm PGNiG signed a letter of intent with American fuel giant Chevron on cooperation in shale gas
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President Jahjaga says that Kosovo is facing serious radicalism
The President of the Republic of Kosovo, Atifete Jahjaga, says that radicalism is one of the biggest problems in the
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Serbia cancels summit with Turkey, Bosnia
Serbian president Tomislav Nikolic has cancelled a trilateral meeting with Turkey and Bosnia that was going to be held in
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Report: EU failing to defend European values
A new report says the European Union is failing to forcefully champion its values, like free expression, and crack down on threats,
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EC to play bigger role in South Stream talks – minister
The European Commission could play a more prominent role in talks between EU member states and Russia concerning the South
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Attorney-General: Individuals and companies responsible for the financial collapse of Cyprus
While the Eurogroup is ready to send the next tranche of financial assistance to Cyprus, an investigation, led by the
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Magyar Golden Dawn a dark day for Jewry
Radical-right parliamentary party Jobbik has competition. Former Jobbik representative András Kisgergely has founded a party called Hungarian Dawn, modelled on
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US, EU condemn crackdown on Ukraine protesters
“Go to Russia, Go to Russia,” chanted protesters as three buses loaded with Ukrainian riot police slowly retreated from their
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Ukraine PM requests $27 billion in aid for EU deal
Security forces are pulling back from crowds of protesters around a central square in Ukraine’s capital after a night of
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