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Russian war of aggression in Ukraine, voter suppression in the US, and democracy backsliding in Hungary and Poland all highlight the importance of a robust and healthy democracy, which must…
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Vučić vows ‘substantial changes’ but balance relations with EU, Russia, China
Profound and essential changes must be made in all spheres of life for Serbia to continue progressing, said Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, adding that balancing relations with the EU, Russia,…
Russian opposition claims police acted violently at concert in Sofia
Bulgarian security removed concertgoers waving Ukrainian flags at the concert of Russian rock group DDT and got aggressive in the process, claimed Russian opposition activist Yevgeni Chupov, who was granted…
EU repeats vaccination call after Covid surge
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Expertise in complex national politics will save EU Council agenda, Belgium claims
As Belgium takes over the EU Council presidency, Prime Minister Alexander De Croo and Foreign Minister Hadja Lahbib say Belgium’s experience with national political hurdles will guide the bloc through…
Italy’s left-wing urges Meloni to disband fascist group
Italy’s left-wing opposition parties requested Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to take action and even disband the group of far-right militants who on Sunday commemorated the death of three former members…
Ruling coalition and independents set to face-off in Slovak presidential election
Fico’s coalition pick and an independent candidate are likely to face off in the upcoming presidential elections, which Slovak parliament speaker Peter Pellegrini announced on Monday will be held in…
Tusk hosts anti-hate speech rally to justify public media takeover
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk is calling for an anti-hate speech rally in Gdańsk on Saturday in a move to justify his public media policies, which have divided Polish society…
German farmers to protest Scholz government
Thousands of German farmers are expected to take to the streets on Monday to protest against government budget cuts as they aim to bring the country to a standstill by…
Czech National Bank warns of Eurozone’s uncertain future
Czech politicians debating whether to adopt the euro should take into account the rather “unflattering” economic situation in Eurozone countries as the group’s future remains uncertain, a report published by…