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Spain ended 2022 with the total number of unemployed people at 2.83 million, the lowest unemployment figure since 2007, new data from the country’s Labour Ministry revealed on Tuesday. The…

The outfits of the US hip-hop band the Black Eyed Peas during their performance at the public television’s New Year’s Eve concert caused a split in the Polish governing coalition,…

Lignite mining in the Slovak Upper Nitra region is coming to an end as the last two coal mines will close by the end of 2023 following the government’s plans…

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A 13-year deal for the transit of 1.5 billion cubic metres of natural gas per year from Turkey to Bulgaria was signed by state gas company Bulgargaz and Turkish state…

KFOR, the international NATO-led peacekeeping force in Kosovo, carried out several operations to remove the remaining blockades in north Kosovo following weeks of tensions with neighbouring Serbia. The situation in…

The Hellenic Authority for Communication Security and Privacy (ADAE) has decided to check the records of telecommunications providers for surveillance requests made by Greek secret services. The decision came following…

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Faced with increasing numbers of Indian migrants, Austria has agreed to cooperate more closely on migration with India, which will take back citizens in exchange for legal avenues of labour…

Belgium will not impose COVID-19 tests for travellers from China but will do so if it is rolled out across the EU. Several countries, including Italy, France, the US, Japan,…