Eurasia Press & News
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WHO WANTS TO VOTE? THE SPECTACULAR FAILURE OF REFERENDA IN SLOVAKIA
As a referendum on a snap election brews, Slovaks are reminded of their dismal track …
Read More »Pro-European Camp Counts on Anti-Graft Message in Moldovan Election
Experts warn that playing on old East-West rivalries may backfire for pro-Russian Socialists in Moldova’s …
Read More »As Mid-East Conflict Worsens, Some Kosovars March for Palestine
A small group of Kosovo citizens marched in the capital, Pristina, on Friday, in solidarity …
Read More »Serbia Shields Commanders from Kosovo Wartime Atrocity Cases
Twenty-one years after a massacre by Yugoslav Army soldiers in Kosovo, the trial of the …
Read More »Croatia’s Ruling Party Eyes Big Win in Local Polls, but not Zagreb
While the Right may claim victory in Sunday’s local elections in Croatia, the capital is …
Read More »In Electing a Leftist Mayor, Croatia Follows European Trends
Tomislav Tomasevic’s imminent victory in Zagreb matches a pattern emerging across Europe – where big …
Read More »POLAND’S LAW AND JUSTICE MAKES FRESH PITCH TO THE LEFT-BEHIND VOTERS
Law and Justice unveiled new economic measures designed to benefit the poorest, in what can …
Read More »Serviced in Serbia: The Lethal Crop Duster Destined for War in Libya
A UN probe into the conflict in Libya led investigators to a small airstrip south …
Read More »Eni And BP To Explore Combining Angolan Interests Into New Joint Venture
Eni and bp announced that they have entered into a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) …
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