BUDAPEST — In a recent radio interview, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán emphasized the importance of national security, drawing connections between the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and European migration – and Hungary’s stance on both. The interview, aired on Kossuth radio’s “Good […]
SKOPJE — North Macedonia is poised to auction off a cache of properties once belonging to its embattled former Prime Minister, Nikola Gruevski. The Agency for Management of Forfeited Property has initiated procedures to return funds to the state budget
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Bucharest – Romania’s refusal to recognize Kosovo’s independence has once again come into the spotlight following a controversial incident during a football match between Romania and Kosovo on September 12. The game was halted for almost 45 minutes after Romanian
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SKOPJE– In a move reflecting the broader geopolitical tensions in the region, North Macedonia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the expulsion of three Russian diplomats in September. North Macedonian news agency MakFax reports that the decision came after allegations of
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Bulgarian daily Dnevnik reports that Defense Minister Todor Tagarev expressed concern over Russia’s ongoing blockade of Bulgaria’s exclusive economic zone in the Black Sea, calling it a direct challenge to Bulgaria’s security and economic interests. The blockade, which has persisted
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