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Police are currently investigating the racist attack that allegedly targeted Czech Television editor Richard Samek during a protest against the government and public broadcaster Czech Television last week. During the…
US pressure on Pristina ahead of urgent Kosovo-Serbia talks on Monday. Over the weekend, US State Department advisor Derek Chollet spoke of three points raised with Prime Minster Albin Kurti…
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The ownership of media by powerful business people with vested interests poses the main threat to media freedom in Albania and reform is necessary, according to a coalition of international…
There is no clear evidence that five suspects currently detained in Bulgaria were involved in the 13 November Istanbul terrorist attack, a Bulgarian court announced on Saturday evening. Six people…
Food prices in Athens and Berlin are almost at the same level, but the German minimum wage is more than double the Greek one, leftist Avgi journal has reported. According…
We need some cheer as Europe faces a bleak mid-winter. With Russia’s war in Ukraine still raging on and Europeans set for months of struggles to pay ever-higher food and…
The European Council announced on Friday (18 November) that it has green-lit negotiations on increasing the presence of Frontex, the EU border agency, in Albania, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro.…
The federal government is responsible for the country’s struggle to provide accommodation to asylum seekers, Flemish Housing Minister Matthias Diependaele said on Thursday. As the number of asylum seekers increases…
Legal amendments will be tabled in Maltese parliament next week to allow the legal termination of a pregnancy when the woman’s life is in danger, a first for the country…