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At Least 10 Kosovars Dead In Croatia Bus Crash

A bus traveling from Germany to Kosovo swerved off the road and crashed near the Croatian city of Slavonski Brod early on July 25, killing at le…

Hungary's Orban Calls For Referendum Amid Outrage Over Controversial 'Anti-LGBT' Law

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has announced plans for a referendum on child-protection issues to gauge support for controversial legisla…

To Russia, Without Love: Expulsion Of Diplomats Hampers Kremlin Spy Work In Prague

Experts say the Russian Embassy in Prague will have more difficulty spying on the Czech Republic following a major reduction in staff -- includi…

Belarusian Opposition Leader Leads Rally In Lithuania

Hundreds of supporters of the Belarusian democratic opposition answered exiled presidential candidate Svyatlana Tsikhanouskaya's call to join a…

Latvia's AirBaltic Says Changes Routes To Avoid Belarus Airspace

Latvia's airBaltic says that it has changed its flight routes to avoid Belarusian airspace after the forced diversion and landing of a Ryanair p…

Andrei Sakharov And The Massive 'Tsar Bomba' That Turned Him Against Nukes

Andrei Sakharov, who was born 100 years ago this week, is widely remembered as one of the 20th century's most outspoken and dedicated champions…

Iranian Ex-President Ahmadinejad Making Another Run For Office

Former Iranian hard-line President Mahmud Ahmadinejad has registered his candidature for a third term in office in next month’s election.

Czech PM Asks European Council To Condemn Russian Involvement In Arms-Depot Blast

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis has said that he has asked the European Council to condemn Russia for its involvement in the deadly explosion…

A Czech Explosion, Russian Agents, A Bulgarian Arms Dealer: The Recipe For A Major Spy Scandal In Central Europe

The cause of the 2014 explosions at two Czech arms depots has been a mystery for years. Czech authorities now say a secretive Russian military i…

Germany Says Russia Seeking To 'Provoke' With Troop Buildup At Ukraine's Border

Germany has accused Russia of seeking provocation with its troop buildup in the occupied Crimean Peninsula and along the border with Ukraine, wh…

Italy Expels Russian Officials As 'Extremely Serious' Spy Case Escalates

Rome has ordered the expulsion of two Russian officials over an escalating espionage case that Italian Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio called an…

Protests In Minsk, Warsaw Show Solidarity With Belarusian Opposition

Demonstrations took place in Minsk, towns outside the Belarusian capital, and in Warsaw on March 21 as part of ongoing protests sparked by the A…

Tsikhanouskaya Calls On Jailed Belarusians To Stop Their Hunger Strikes

Belarusian opposition leader Svyatlana Tsikhanouskaya has called on three jailed Belarusians to stop hunger strikes they started to protest thei…

EU Medical Official Cautions Member States Against Early Approval Of Russian Vaccine

A senior official with the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has warned European Union members to hold off from giving national authorization for…

Hungary's Orban Seeks Continued Emergency Powers For COVID-19 Response

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has asked lawmakers for a further extension of emergency powers to help curb the spread of the coronavirus…

More Than 100 Detained In Minsk At Anti-Lukashenka Retirees' Rally

A Belarusian human rights group says more than 100 people were detained in Minsk during the weekly rally of retirees calling on strongman Alyaks…

Romanian COVID-19 Patients Cast Votes On Hospital Ward

Romanians have been voting in parliamentary elections with the governing pro-European National Liberal Party hoping to secure a mandate for new…

Iranian Diplomat Goes On Trial In Belgium Over Bomb Plot

An Iranian diplomat and three other Iranians went on trial in the Belgian city of Antwerp on November 27 accused of planning to bomb a meeting o…