Reding: EU to take action on Hungary
The European Commission will probably launch infringement proceedings against Hungary, Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding told reporters in Brussels on Wednesday.
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Bulgarian protesters block border crossing with Greece twice at weekend, alleging discrimination by Greek police
A group of Bulgarians twice blocked the Ilinden-Exochi border crossing with Greece, on April 27 and 28, alleging discrimination against
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Greek ambassador to Bulgaria appointed to Nato post
Thrasyvoulos “Terry” Stamatopoulos, Greece’s ambassador to Bulgaria since February 2012, has been appointed Nato assistant secretary-general for political affairs and
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Opposition wins Iceland election
Iceland’s center-right opposition declared victory Sunday in parliamentary elections, as voters punished the incumbent leftist government for harsh austerity measures
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Serbian parliament endorses agreement with Kosovo
The majority of Serbian parties represented in parliament supported the agreement about normalisation of relations between Belgrade and Pristina. The
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Record turnout in Budapest for March of the Living reflects anti-Semitism fears
Between 10 000 and 12 000 people gathered for the March of the Living (Élet menete) on Sunday in commemoration
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Poland’s new Jewish history museum commemorates 1943 Warsaw Uprising
On the site where, in 1943, Jewish partisans of the Warsaw Ghetto first clashed with and revolted against German troops,
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Shrinking EU economies deepen austerity divisions
Alongside Germany, France has been in the driving seat of European integration, but figures released Thursday show over 3.2 million
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Serbian president Nikolić apologises to Bosniak people
Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić, “on behalf of Serbia and Serbian people”, apologised to Bosniak people for the crimes committed in
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