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A €9.45 million grant to mitigate the impact on the local economy following the eruption of the La Palma volcano eruption in September 20

While technically allowed in some cases, abortion in Poland may as well be forbidden, putting women’s lives at risk, said Robert Biedron, EU lawmaker and leader of the Polish opposition…

A Ukrainian air defence missile, and not a stray Russian missile, fell on a village near the Polish-Ukrainian border, government spokesman Petr Müller confirmed. On Tuesday, a missile landed in…

A €500 million scheme to support Romanian companies affected by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was approved by the European Commission. Romania notified the Commission, under the Temporary Crisis Framework, that…

Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, said he believes the normalisation of relations with Serbia, including recognition, will be complete within the next two years, while the visa liberalisation decision…

The Special Prosecution Against Corruption and Organised Crime, SPAK, announced the arrest of 11 people involved in the Fier incinerator scandal, but the names remain under wraps for now. The…

While leaders of both chambers of the Czech parliament decided to boycott an upcoming meeting with their Visegrád 4 counterparts over Hungary’s Russia policy, Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala is…

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Albanians form the third largest diaspora in the world, with some 30

The works currently carried out at the Doel 3 reactor scheduled for decommissioning can continue, ruled the Brussels Court of First Instance. In accordance with the 200