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11.02.2010, 17:15
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The European Commission has sent Moscow a document called “Partnership for Modernization”, in which it offered its help in modernizing Russia’s economy and making it more innovative.
09.07.2010, 19:37
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The European Parliament has called on five member states to recognize the independence of Kosovo.
30.03.2010, 19:36
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Serbia's Parliament is debating whether to apologize to Bosnian Muslims over the massacre of eight thousand men and boys in Srebrenica in 1995.
22.12.2009, 13:38
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Serbian President Boris Tadic arrives in Stockholm on Tuesday to submit a formal application to join the European Union.
23.02.2010, 07:51
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Hundreds of thousands of people suffer from discrimination and harassment by colleagues and bosses in Germany every day. However, many do not speak out for fear of being unpopular at work or even losing their jobs.
05.11.2009, 18:14
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On the day after Czech President Klaus finally signed the Lisbon treaty, a top official from his administration said that the move could result in the country leaving the EU and “regaining independence.”
20.11.2009, 08:35
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European leaders have decided to give the Belgian Prime Minister, Herman Van Rompuy the union's top job as the first permanent president.
02.09.2010, 17:48
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A dispute over freedom of speech is raging in Sweden after an anti-immigration campaign advert for a political party was rejected by broadcasters there.
18.02.2009, 08:40
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He’s being prosecuted for an alleged hate speech against Islam and Dutch MP Geert Wilders calls the Koran a “fascist book”, and Islam “a retarded culture”. Yet, he also claims he has nothing against Muslims.
19.11.2009, 11:02
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When people are tired of you and you are not ready to leave that is not a democracy, believes Javier Solana, who is about to step down as the EU's foreign policy chief in an interview with RT.
Published: 28 September, 2009, 17:28
America wanted to display it proudly. Spain wanted to conceal it ashamedly. The censoring of a photograph of Zapatero's visit to the White House highlights the two countries' different stances on media censorship.
