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Despite the frigid Soviet landscape, my Jewish spark was set aflame

Poland's prime minister Donald Tusk isn’t wasting time. One day after his appointment, he set out his plans to the parliament in Warsaw.

Four major trials are underway in Moscow under Article 210 of the Criminal Code, the one that provides for life imprisonment for criminal gangs. Among the most popular is the one for the 'Taganka mafia' and the one for the Summa business holding, in which a banker and former minister Mikhail Abyzov are also on trial.

Donald Tusk, Poland's new Prime Minister, declares a 'peaceful revolt for freedom,' setting a pro-EU, reformist agenda in Warsaw. His plans aim to restore national unity and bolster Poland's role in the European Union.

B&H is in a serious crisis. It is clear that the Dayton Agreement, which ended the country's war in 1995, cannot continue to provide a legal basis for the func…

Hundreds of Roma spent years in temporary UN-run camps widely known to lie atop dangerously poisoned soil and vegetation. Decades later, the United Nations continues to stonewall.

EU leaders met with colleagues from six Western Balkan states to discuss expanding the bloc. The Balkan states have been on the waiting list for over a decade with little progress.

By Ivana Sekularac and Aleksandar Vasovic BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has dropped in on ordinary Serbs in a folksy tour ar...

The headlines warning the democratic world of not falling into the trap of isolationist policy like Hungary will no doubt continue into the future.

Carlsberg chief Jacob Aarup-Andersen said consumers can expect "price increases from us again next year.”