Turkey’s row with NATO about Chinese missiles continues
NATO insists on warning Ankara against the decision to acquire long-range missile systems from China. Following a defence ministers meeting
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Greece’s coalition government lays out policy targets
As Eurostat released data on Wednesday showing Greece’s public debt reached 169.1 percent of the country’s GDP in the second
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Greece asks Interpol for help in seeking parents of Maria
Greek authorities have asked international police agency Interpol to assist their efforts to identify a young blonde girl found living
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Greek parliament defunds neo-Nazi party
Greek lawmakers voted late Tuesday for an indefinite suspension of state aid to political parties accused of criminal activities, in
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Greece’s lenders stand firm on new measures row
The argument between the Greek government and the country’s lenders over the necessity of fresh austerity measures needed next year
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Police operation nets 129 stolen vehicles in Western Balkans, CEE countries
Three days of intensive law enforcement activity have resulted in the seizure of 129 stolen vehicles with an estimated value
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EU agrees to new chapter in Turkey’s accession negotiations
European Union ministers agreed on October 22 to open a new chapter in the process of Turkey’s EU accession negotiations,
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Strasbourg tribunal fails to give ruling over 1940 Katyn massacre
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg said on October 22 2013 that it has no competence to judge
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71 arrested as police smash Kosovo/Albanian crime group heroin trafficking ring in Italy
European law enforcement authorities, supported by Europol, have arrested 71 individuals in Italy, Albania, Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina, for
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