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Slovakia’s supreme court has ruled against banning the far-right party People’s Party – Our Slovakia (ĽSNS). In 2017 general prosecutor Jaromír Čižnár...
The Armenian ministry of foreign affairs has called on the international community to condemn comments by Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan which it claims insult...
The International Press Institute (IPI) is calling on the Slovak authorities to look thoroughly into the alleged surveillance of Slovak journalists. “The surveillance...
Croatian hotel group Arena Hospitality has acquired the 88 Rooms, a four-star hotel in Belgrade, Serbia. The latest acquisition continues the group’s foreign...
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Ukrainian president-elect Volodymyr Zelensky has dismissed Russian president Vladimir Putin over his move to offer citizenship to people in Donbas, warning his Russian...
Credit rating company Moody’s has changed Croatia’s outlook from stable to positive, affirming the country’s long-term local and foreign currency...
RM international, a company controlled by Viktor Orbán’s right-hand-man Lőrinc Mészáros, is part of a consortium that has won the 2.3 billion euros tender to upgrade the...
Biologist Ana Colovic Lesoska (pictured above) has become the first Macedonian recipient of the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize for grassroots activism. Ms...
Recently announced reforms to Poland’s pension system are just the latest in a long line of changes made over the past eight years. Unfortunately, the majority of these...
The Hungarian government will continue to block talks between NATO and Ukraine in anger at a newly-adopted Ukrainian law limiting the use of minority languages. Passed...