Murder convictions highlight Roma discrimination in Europe
A court in Hungary has jailed three men for life and a fourth for 13 years for a series of
Read moreA court in Hungary has jailed three men for life and a fourth for 13 years for a series of
Read moreAn upturn in the Czech Republic’s economic fortunes has been predicted by analysts, their upbeat assessment contrasting with a recently
Read moreYears into an economic crisis that has rocked the eurozone, European citizens are losing trust in their governments. A recent
Read moreThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised Romania’s economic growth forecast to two per cent this year up from an
Read moreBanks were trembling this week as the government prepared to announce another strategy to help households saddled with foreign-currency mortgages
Read moreIn recent years Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has extended his country’s influence well beyond its borders. With a
Read moreThere are signs that Europe’s economy may finally be starting to recover from years of recession and slow growth that
Read moreThe 27-member European Union ended June 2013 with 10.9 per cent unemployment, seasonally adjusted, down from 11 per cent in
Read moreRomania will introduce as of September 1 new taxes and increase part of the existing ones in order to counter-balance
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