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Slovenia’s fertility rate drops for fifth year in a row
The number of births in Slovenia has been declining in the past five years as its fertility rate fell to 1
Serbia’s ‘against violence’ protests expand into 10 cities
The anti-government “Serbia against violence” protests, ongoing for two months since violent shootings shocked the country, expanded to 10
Accusations against Belgrade for expropriating Albanian property in south Serbia
A citizen in the Medvegja region of southern Serbia, inhabited predominantly by ethnic Albanians, has reported an attempt to illegally seize their property and transfer it to a Serbian owner amid ongoing challenges relating to the removal of Albanians from…
Kosovar police won’t be released without indictment, Vucic insists
The three Kosovo police officers detained by Serbian authorities in Kosovo will not escape without charge, said President Aleksandar Vucic amid growing calls from the international community to release. According to Kosovo authorities, the police officers were near an illegal…
‘Dark’ far right clouds Greek skies
Greek conservatives emerged victorious in the second round of elections on Sunday giving them a historic absolute majority, but with the further collapse of the leftist opposition, combined with the rise of the far-right, dark shadows are now cast over…
‘Dark’ far right clouds Greek skies
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British trust in politics drops dramatically since 70s
Just 6% of citizens believe the UK’s political system does not need reforming, while 89% support constitutional reform, according to a report published by Focaldata and the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) think-tank over the weekend. According to the…
Scots leader to visit Brussels to foster ties with EU
Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf is set to travel to Brussels on Monday (26 June) in a bid to bolster ties with the EU, in his first foreign trip since succeeding Nicola Sturgeon in March. Yousaf, who became the leader…
Spain’s PP, PSOE, appeal to voter’s feelings before election
Spain has already entered a heated pre-election campaign where the two main rival parties, Partido Popular (PP/EPP) and the Socialist Party (PSOE/S&D), are launching messages aimed at the ‘heart’ of voters, appealing to their deep feelings and emotions. One of…