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The Srebrenica Memorial Centre on Monday published a collection of documents entitled Genocide Transcripts, which prove that Bosnian Serb authorities planned to split up Bosnia and Herzegovina, that ethnic cleansing was implemented and mass war crimes were committed. The transcripts...

An inter-party dialogue mediated by the European Parliament is in the best interests of Serbia, and an important element in the country’s efforts to strengthen democracy and increase public confidence in institutions and the election process, said a joint statement...

Croatian President Zoran Milanović’s energy transition council adopted guidelines on Monday for encouraging the instalment of integrated solar power plants on private homes and commercial buildings. The guidelines were sent to the government to integrate them into the future legislation...

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev summoned the directors of the security services to discuss measures to protect the rights of Bulgarians abroad after he received a letter from the president of the “Ivan Mihailov” Cultural Centre in North Macedonia, as well...

Shop assistants, train conductors and chief guards, public transport drivers, taxi drivers, and public transport controllers aged 18 to 55 have been able to sign up for vaccination with the UK-Swedish Astrazeneca vaccine as of 27 February, the health ministry...

One in two people notified by their family doctors to get the vaccine show up, according to Béla Merkely, rector of the Semmelweis Medical University. Drawing attention to the third coronavirus wave on the radio on Monday, Merkely said “each...

The German states of Bavaria, Saxony, and Thuringia will send 15,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines from UK-Swedish manufacturer AstraZeneca to the Czech Republic, Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has confirmed. Meanwhile, France has promised to send the Czech Republic 100,000 Pfizer/BioNTech...

“The European Commission believes that Poland violates European Union law by allowing the Disciplinary Chamber to continue adjudicating in cases that directly concern judges, especially in cases for lifting immunity,” according to a letter sent by the European Commission’s values...

While coronavirus infections are again on the rise and ‘red zones’ are being established in regions like Lombardy, Italian Prime Minister Draghi decided to replace the extraordinary commissioner for the COVID-19 emergency, Domenico Arcuri – whose work in recent months...

Estonia’s agricultural sector should soon receive €3.8 million in aid to overcome the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic as the already approved government aid proposed by Rural Affairs Minister Urmas Kruuse has a high likelihood of being greenlighted by the...

Britain’s manufacturers carried the costs of supply chain disruption in February as Brexit and the third COVID-19 lockdown weighed down growth in factory production, according to the IHS Markit and the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply survey on Monday....

There should be “no question of linking vaccination to freedom of movement in Europe” as the European COVID-19 digital vaccination passport aims for, Belgium’s foreign affairs minister Sophie Wilmès warned on Monday. According to Wilmès, the idea of “a standardised...

The Paris criminal court handed down its verdict on Monday, finding former French president Nicholas Sarkozy guilty of corruption and influence-peddling and sentencing him to a three-year sentence, two of which were suspended. This makes Sarkozy the second former president...

Germany will not make the British-Swedish AstraZeneca vaccine available to everyone in the country, the government announced on Monday although a large amount of these vaccines remain largely unused due to scepticism towards the jab. After an additional delivery on...

Polish President Andrzej Duda held a phone call on Monday with Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss the possibility of cooperating on vaccines. However, the call prompted a reaction from Poland’s former prime minister Donald Tusk, the current chief of...

Lithuanian state-controlled energy company Ignitis Group will start supplying liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Poland next year when a new pipeline between the two countries comes online, its CEO said on Monday (1 March).

Portugal will "immediately follow up" on the proposal for further clarification of the EU-Mercosur agreement that the European Commission presents, the foreign minister said on Monday, reiterating that he "strongly" expects progress on this matter during the Portuguese presidency.

A proposal for an EU-wide vaccination certificate, due to be presented this month by the European Commission, will allow “resuming normality” in the daily lives of European citizens in the best possible conditions, Portugal's health minister Marta Temido has said.

Global CO2 emissions have returned to pre-pandemic levels, threatening to put climate treaty targets for capping global warming out of reach, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday (2 March).

The European Commission's proposed Euro 7 emission rules on cars, vans, trucks and buses would amount to "a ban through the back door" of internal combustion engines as of 2025, if implemented in their current form, industry has said, calling the proposal premature and "completely out of the question".