Eastern Europe bristles after Cologne
Eastern European governments were against taking in Muslim refugees before the events in Cologne took place. Now, they feel vindicated
Read moreEastern European governments were against taking in Muslim refugees before the events in Cologne took place. Now, they feel vindicated
Read moreIn 2018 the new modern Belgrade-Budapest railway will be operational, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said on December 23. “This
Read morePersecution, conflict and poverty have forced an unprecedented one million people to flee to Europe in 2015, according to estimates
Read moreThe Czech parliament called on the government to ignore the EU’s labelling guidelines for Israeli products from the West Bank
Read moreInternational agencies are condemning a new public campaign by Hungary they say promotes intolerance and fear, and fuels xenophobia against
Read moreEastern EU nations that refuse to accept refugees risk funding cuts and legal sanctions, according to two German cabinet ministers.
Read moreSlovakia’s Foreign Affairs Ministry summoned Hungarian Ambassador to Slovakia Eva Czimbalmosné Molnár to explain the recent statements made by Hungarian Parliamentary
Read moreA U.S. State Department official says it is “incomprehensible” that Hungary would allow a statue honoring Balint Homan – a
Read moreA total of 985 312 migrants, including refugees, have arrived in Europe since January 2015, according to the International Organization
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