Why Russia is rocking the European boat
In an April 6 referendum in the Netherlands, a majority of participants voted against approving an association agreement between the
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Nato-Russia talks fail, but raise hopes
Nato and Russia held their first dialogue in two years this week. The meeting among ambassadors of the alliance and
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Nato, Russian officials meet for first time in two years
The NATO-Russia Council has convened for the first time since 2014, with recent tensions between Russia and the United States
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Bulgarian, Polish presidents back strengthening Nato’s eastern flank
In talks on April 18 with visiting Polish president Andrzej Duda, Bulgarian head of state Rossen Plevneliev has spoken strongly
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Bulgaria sees sanctions on Russia as a tool to change Moscow’s policies, Mitov tells German FM
Bulgaria sees sanctions against Russia as an effective tool to change the policies of Moscow, not as a punishment of
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Poland marks sixth anniversary of Smolensk plane crash
Poland commemorated on Sunday six years since the plane carrying President Lech Kaczynski and 95 other people including Poland’s top
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Analysts: Putin’s National Guard meant to put down public unrest
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s announced plans Tuesday to form a National Guard with the stated goal of fighting terrorism and
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Russian court finds Savchenko guilty of murder
It ended as it had begun and continued throughout: in farce and confusion. A court in the small Russian border
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Russian court prepares to find Savchenko guilty of murder
A judge in a Russian court in Donetsk, Rostov Oblast, started summing up the case against Nadiya Savchenko on March
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