Did Sonic Weapons Target Student Protesters in Serbia?
In a disturbing turn of events during recent student protests in Serbia, reports have surfaced claiming that sonic weapons were ...
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EU Removes Russian Oligarchs from Sanctions List Following Pressure from Hungary and Slovakia
The European Union has lifted sanctions on several Russian oligarchs after strong lobbying efforts by Hungary and Slovakia. This move ...
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Why Are Protests Erupting Across Serbia, Slovakia, and Georgia?
Protests are igniting across Serbia, Slovakia, and Georgia, fueled by deep frustration with government policies, corruption, and pressing social issues. ...
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Calin Georgescu’s Electoral Disqualification Signals Turbulent Times Ahead for Romania
Calin Georgescu's recent disqualification from the elections has sent shockwaves through Romania's political scene. With crucial elections on the horizon, ...
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Why Kosovo’s Election Could Change the Future of the Region and Beyond
Kosovo's upcoming elections are more than a political event—they're a crucial turning point for the entire Balkan region. The results ...
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Russian Gas Cut Raises Stakes for Moldova’s Pro-Western Government
As Russian gas supplies dwindle, Moldova's pro-Western government is under mounting pressure to steer the country through economic turmoil and ...
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‘Express Your Loyalty’: Russian Speakers in Latvia Confront Language Test or Risk Deportation
Russian speakers in Latvia now face mandatory language tests, sparking fears of deportation for those who don’t pass. This controversial ...
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Montenegro Launches Major Crackdown on Guns Following New Year’s Massacre
In the aftermath of the tragic New Year's massacre that took numerous lives, Montenegro is taking decisive action with tougher ...
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