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Milojko Spajic – Political Game Changer in Montenegro or Populist Showman?

Although his Europe Now movement was only formed last September, the former finance minister has already made a political splash – and he could be the biggest surprise in the March presidential election.Less than a year after Montenegro’s “expert” government was ousted in parliament, the former Finance Minister in it, …

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New President Could Bring Clarity to Czechia’s Ambiguous Policy on Kosovo

The change in Czech president foreshadows a prospective turn in the country’s inconsistent approach toward Kosovo, which has been characterised by the long-term clash between the outgoing pro-Serbian president and the government policy of recognition. The day after Czechs elected their new president, the fourth in the country’s post-1989 democratic …

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ISIS cell caught before attack on Turkish synagogues, churches

“15 people were detained on the grounds that the so-called Khorasan Province leadership of Daesh (an Arabic acronym for Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant terror group, also known as ISIS or IS) ordered an action against the Swedish and Dutch Consulate Generals and places of worship belonging to …

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