Migrants At Hungary Border Become Part Of Election Campaign
A group of migrants huddles beside a small, smoky fire inside an abandoned building in northern Serbia, the last moments of warmth before they set out into the driving snow Read More
Culture
I predicted the fall of journalistic institutions. Now it’s time to lift them up.
John F. Harris is the founding editor of POLITICO and the author of Altitude, a column offering perspective on politics in a moment of radical disruption. As we approached the 15th Read More
Exhibition on Five Murdered National Heroes Opens in Gjilan
In the framework of the annual cultural event, the “Flame of January” [Flaka e Janarit] in Gjilan, on Wednesday an exhibition – “The room of Kadri, Jusuf, Bardhosh, Rexhep and Read More
The European Parliament’s black book
What does it take to get in trouble with the European Parliament? The institution has a long list of rules governing how elected officials should go about their work, treat Read More
Germany’s Baerbock faces down top Russian diplomat Lavrov in Moscow
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov just might have met his match. Standing next to Annalena Baerbock, his new German counterpart, at a news conference in Moscow on Tuesday, Lavrov, the Read More
Bulgaria’s Petkov meets Kovachevski in Skopje: ‘First step forward in new chapter’
There was a cordial tone between Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Kiril Petkov and his North Macedonian counterpart Dimitar Kovachevski at a news conference after their talks in Skopje on January 18, Read More
Greece to step up Parthenon marbles pressure amid signs tide is turning
Campaign for British Museum to return of antiquities boosted by support from the Times newspaperGreece has vowed to intensify its campaign for the reunification of the Parthenon sculptures amid “optimistic” Read More
BBC funding freeze needed to curb cost of living, UK minister claims
LONDON — Britain is freezing the levy that pays for the BBC for two years in a move designed to control the cost of living, the U.K.’s culture secretary announced Monday. Read More
Germany set to lift ban on abortion advertising, justice minister says
German Minister of Justice Marco Buschmann announced Monday the coalition government is set to lift the country’s ban on abortion advertising. The justice ministry submitted a draft law Monday, as Read More
Greek artist Alekos Fassianos dies at 86
He was celebrated as one of Greece’s most famous painters. Influenced by abstract art, Fassianos adopted a personal anthropocentric style and was given awards by the French and Russian governments.
