False emailed bomb threats cause major disruption across Poland
More than 2,000 people were evacuated from more than 20 hospitals, and public buildings in several Polish cities on Tuesday
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Floods cost Budapest 10 million euro
Budapest City Council has claimed three billion forint (about 10 million euro) from the central budget to cover the cost
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Tragic accident in Montenegro troubles political waters in Bucharest
The Romanian opposition is up in arms over what it calls a belated reaction from the Romanian authorities to the
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Macedonia, Kosovo sign deal on new border crossing
Kosovo and Macedonia signed on June 24 2013 an agreement on the opening of the border crossing point of Bellanoc-Stancivic,
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New Greek government is ushered in
The Greek government announced a broad reshuffle on the night of June 24 2013, just a few days after the
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Turkish PM takes aim at social media
Turkey’s prime minister has condemned social media and promised a crackdown on it and its users. There have already been
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Disused train station to host Holocaust museum
The disused railway station at Prague-Bubny holds significant historical importance for the local Jewish community, who view it as a
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Anti-Zionist group hits brick wall
Two members of far-right party Jobbik, Enikõ Hegedûs and deputy chairman Elõd Novák, announced this week an initiative to establish
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Albanians vote in national election
Albanians are going to the polls Sunday in an election that could affect the country’s entry into the European Union.
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