Walesa calls for Polish-German unity
The Nobel Peace Prize winner, legendary founder of Solidarity union and former Polish president Lech Walesa said that it is
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Pussy Riot member put in isolation after threat of hunger strike
Russian authorities say they have moved a jailed member of the anti-Kremlin all-female punk band Pussy Riot to an isolation
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Serbian Orthodox Church Patriarch opposes Belgrade Pride Parade
Serbian Orthodox Church (SOC) Patriarch Irinej said that “nowadays nothing is so endangered as matrimony and family which are being
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Merkel’s election triumph keeps up pressure on Greece
Greece is on track to achieve a primary budget surplus this year, data released Monday shows. The country’s General Accounting
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Golden Dawn’s paramilitary activity unfolds a series of terror and hate
It was all in the Internet and especially in YouTube and the Greek government preferred silence over repressive action. It
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Greek police officials resign after allegedly turning a blind eye to Golden Dawn
Greek Minister of Public Order, Nicos Dendias, accepted on Monday the resignations of two police generals, while a judicial investigation
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Macedonia name dispute tops agenda in UN chief’s meeting with Greek foreign minister
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon held talks on September 22 2013 with Greek foreign minister Evangelos Venizelos to discuss UN-led
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UN chief meets leaders of Serbia, Kosovo
The current situation in Kosovo and the ongoing Belgrade-Pristina dialogue topped discussions on September 22 2013 Ban Ki-moon met with Hashim
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Merkel close to absolute majority in German vote – partial results
Partial results in Germany’s elections show Chancellor Angela Merkel on her way to a third term in office with voters
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