Student anger over education and employment has intensified protests against Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama, with demonstrators demanding his resignation as clashes with police continued for a fifth…
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Ireland’s President Catherine Connolly joined fellow European heads of state in Slovenia on Friday for discussions about the European Union’s response to overlapping crises, including the human pressures…
by Staff WriterMore than 3.4 million Bosnians are voting in one of the world's most complicated elections on Sunday, choosing three presidents and representatives across multiple layers of government as…
by Staff WriterLatvians are voting for a new parliament on Saturday in an election dominated by security fears over neighbouring Russia, the war in Ukraine and frustration over the cost…
by Staff WriterHARARE - Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday described Western sanctions as a “cancer” sapping the economy, and his supporters denounced the measures during marches held around the…
by Reuters AfricaZimbabwe and the European Union began political talks on Wednesday aimed at turning the page on hostile relations during Robert Mugabe’s rule, a step that could enable a…
by Staff WriterMali’s government on Sunday announced the sacking of senior military officers and the dissolution of an ethnic militia, a day after the massacre of more than 130 Fulani…
by Staff WriterA European Union (EU) election observer mission urged Zimbabwe’s election agency to be more open about the printing and storage of ballot papers to enhance the credibility of…
by Staff WriterHARARE - The European Union is ready to review ties with Zimbabwe and support the country’s re-engagement with international financial institutions once the new government presents clear plans…
by Staff WriterGermany, Europe’s political and economic powerhouse, has been struggling to build a new government since a Sept. 24 national election in which Merkel’s conservative bloc and the SPD…
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