Bulgaria’s Protesters Blockade Capital Upping Ante in Push to Oust Cabinet, Chief Prosecutor
Murky connections among the country's post-communist oligarchy and government institutions underline the protesters' grievances.
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‘Yellow Vests’ Confront French Leader Macron in Public Causing Security Scare
Macron engaged in a heated exchange with discontent demonstrators.
Conservative Incumbent Duda Hangs On to Poland’s Presidency with Narrow Win
The reelected Polish President seems set to stay the course on his socially conservative platform.
Ruling Conservatives Upset Left in Croatia’s Parliamentary Election
The left-wing opposition has lost despite winning the country's ceremonial presidency last month.
Macron’s Party Does Poorly in France’s Postponed Local Elections
France's Greens have seen a surge.
Poland’s Incumbent President to Battle Warsaw Mayor in Presidential Runoff
The winning of the largely ceremonial presidency reflects on key bones of contention between Poland and the EU institutions in
Macron Denounces Racism, Wants to Keep France’s Colonial-Era Monuments
The French leader has defended the country's police saying there could be no freedom and justice without order.
Italy’s Economy Projected to Shrink by Up to 13% Because of Coronavirus Crisis
The decline could be equal to the entire GDP of Veneto, Italy's third largest industrial region.
Austria’s President Caught Breaking Coronavirus Curfew, Admits ‘Mistake’
Austria has been the first country in the EU to start relaxing the lockdown but a number of restrictions remain
Baltic States Reopen Borders to Each Other’s Citizens
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have today become the first EU nations to open their borders to each other’s citizens as
Sanofi Backtracks on ‘US First to Get Coronavirus Vaccine’ Comments after Outraging France
Sanofi has now pledged "no particular advance" on a vaccine given to any country.
