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Lithuanian Seimas Board says no to lawmakers’ official meeting with Chinese representatives

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On Wednesday, 2 September, the Seimas Board declined a...

Mass protest in Zagreb against illegal landfill in Lika region

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EU Enlargement Commissioner cancels planned Serbia visit over war criminal Ratko Mladić glorification

President Vučić’s Serbia honours war criminal Ratko Mladić

Brazil plans reciprocal actions following EU’s suspension of Brazilian imports

CoE report: Romania has seen progress in police and prison treatment, but overcrowding and poor conditions are still concerns

New Russian attack leaves EU dubious about possible retaliation

Lithuanian Seimas Board says no to lawmakers’ official meeting with Chinese representatives

Mass protest in Zagreb against illegal landfill in Lika region

Five EU countries plan return hubs for rejected migrants, facing criticism from rights groups

Police in Saxony-Anhalt prepared for night of chaos after state elections

Le Pen’s National Rally, if it wins next presidential election, plans referendum to revise French Constitution

Lithuanian Seimas Board says no to lawmakers’ official meeting with Chinese representatives

The Addis Ababa election: A one-vote victory, wider questions for FIDE

Five EU countries plan return hubs for rejected migrants, facing criticism from rights groups

EU Enlargement Commissioner cancels planned Serbia visit over war criminal Ratko Mladić glorification

US sanctions on Turkish bank to further isolate Iran

This summer’s heatwaves show the human cost of a changing climate

A New Political Framework for Kazakhstan’s Early Parliamentary Elections

NATO 3.0: Ankara and the End of Strategic Complacency. Why the 2026 Summit Matters More Than Its Communiqué

Reclaiming international law and overcoming our democratic recession a half-century after Helsinki

Defending Shared Principles of the OSCE

AP Interview: Albania’s leader defends Kushner-linked luxury development

The AP Interview: Cyprus president says EU needs a clear playbook on helping members under attack

Michael Heiman: Working with Rats to Demine Karabakh

Uzbekistan on Trial: Radha Stirling on the Crisis of Trust in the Judiciary

Interview: Evgeniy Kochman on real estate trends in Europe in 2024. A market in transition

Mass protest in Zagreb against illegal landfill in Lika region

The Addis Ababa election: A one-vote victory, wider questions for FIDE

Five EU countries plan return hubs for rejected migrants, facing criticism from rights groups

Undercover sting exposes foreign funding claims in Nigel Farage’s party, leading to suspension of top officials

German right-wing extremist AfD targets iconic Bauhaus school in Saxony-Anhalt

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Lithuanian Seimas Board says no to lawmakers’ official meeting with Chinese representatives

Mass protest in Zagreb against illegal landfill in Lika region

The Addis Ababa election: A one-vote victory, wider questions for FIDE