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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Europe
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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Hungary: Tribute to Holocaust victims
Tens of thousands are expected to participate in the annual March of the Living in Budapest on April 28 2013
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Unionists in Poland threaten general strike as talks end in deadlock
Unionists demanding improved conditions for workers warned they may stage a general strike and protests across Poland after talks with
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EU ire at Swiss decision to extend labour market restrictions
The European Union has criticised the April 24 2013 decision by Switzerland’s federal council to extend labour market restrictions on
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Bulgaria approves opening of new border checkpoint on Danube Bridge 2
Bulgaria’s caretaker Cabinet approved on April 24 the draft intergovernmental agreement on opening a new checkpoint on the border with
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Romania, Bulgaria among most frequent sources of cyber-attacks – report
Eastern European countries, most notably Romania but also Bulgaria and Russia, were among the most frequent countries of origin for
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European Commission wants to stamp out rubber-stamping to authenticate documents
That sound so familiar to the expatriate, the ker-chunk of a rubber stamp, will cease to be ubiquitous if the
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