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NATO countries approve Hague summit statement with 5% defence spending goal, diplomats say
NATO · United States

NATO countries approve Hague summit statement with 5% defence spending goal, diplomats say

34% Left coverage: 108 sources
NATO countries agreed a statement on Sunday for their upcoming summit that sets a goal of 5% of GDP for annual defence and security-related spending by 2035, overcoming objections from Spain, diplomats said. See the Story
Romania Forms Coalition Government to Tackle Record Deficit
International · Romania

Romania Forms Coalition Government to Tackle Record Deficit

53% Left coverage: 15 sources
Nicusor Dan, the centrist President of Romania, has nominated Ilie Bolojan as prime minister to lead a coalition government focused on reducing the EU's largest budget deficit. The new cabinet will include various parties and is expected to implement fiscal measures to access EU funds and stabilize the economy.See the Story
Serbia's Students Plan Major Rally After Issuing 'Ultimatum'
Belgrade · Belgrade

Serbia's Students Plan Major Rally After Issuing 'Ultimatum'

67% Left coverage: 3 sources
Faced with mounting pressure from the authorities, Serbia's students have issued an "ultimatum" to the government to call snap elections and are urging citizens to continue the push for change.See the Story

BEYOND THE BOSPORUS: Remember that Fellow Imamoglu?

Coverage: 2 sources
As the world moves on to other matters, the operation that aims to keep the main political threat to Turkey’s Erdogan behind bars is still going strong.Erdogan · IstanbulSee the Story

Student: Students Are Not Responsible for Anything that Happens After the Vidovdan Protest Ends at 9 p.m.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
A student at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade, speaking about the protest on Vidovdan, which begins at 6 pm and will last until 9 pm, when the ultimatum given by the students to the government to call early parliamentary elections and remove Ćacilend from Pionirski Park expires, tells N1 that students are neither authorized nor responsible for obstructing and stopping citizens after the official end of the protest.Serbia · SerbiaSee the Story

Romania: Democracy at the Test of a "Monstrous Coalition"

In the wake of the victory of Nicușor Dan in the presidential election in May, the new government of Ilie Bolojan brings together all the pro-European movements of the country. An unprecedented front against the far right beyond deep ideological differences. Articles / One - Slideshow, Balkans Courier, Romania corruption, Romania vote, Politics, Romania, One - Slideshow - First, DossierDemocracy · RomaniaRead Article

Exhibition: Supporting the Serbian Movement

Since the collapse of the awning of the Novi-Sad railway station on 1 November 2024, which killed 16 people, Serbian universities have been busy denouncing corruption and clientelism in Serbia, considered to be the cause of this terrible event. This movement, initiated by the students, has spread across all levels of society. In France, media coverage of these events is virtually non-existent. However, this movement seems to us particularly (...…Corruption · Novi SadRead Article

For Lena Khalaf Tuffaha, There Must Be Poetry in a Time of Genocide

Lena Khalaf Tuffaha is an inventive and prolific poet, essayist, and translator. The author of three poetry collections, she has also curated poetry for The Baffler’s Poems from Palestine, Words Without Borders’s Against Silence, and Open Books’s book subscription. In 2020, the poet Naomi Shihab Nye wrote that “Lena Khalaf Tuffaha gazes straight on. She […]Gaza · GazaSee the Story

[Opinion] Moldova: a History Manual at the Heart of a Memorial Dispute · Global Voices

Against the opinion of the Equality Council and despite the protests of the local Jewish community, the Liberal government of Dorin Recean refuses to change the title of the textbook on the history of the terminal entitled "History of Romanians and Universal". Articles / Courier of the Balkans, Moldova, Culture and education, textbooks, Minorities Moldova, Romania-Moldova: freezing, thawing and freezing of bilateral relationsOpinion · MoldovaRead Article

Svečlja: Arsenijević Will Have a Fair Trial

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Kosovo's Minister of Internal Affairs in the technical mandate, Dželjalj Svečlja, said today that the allegations of the leader of the Serbian Democracy, Aleksandar Arsenijević, that he "planted a weapon" against him are untruths and science fiction.Weapons · KosovoSee the Story

Albania: Edi Rama, Europe's Court Buffoon and Vassal Mentality · Global Voices

Why did Edi Rama kneel in front of Giorgia Meloni? Why does he play the buffoons of the European Summits? Fatos Lubonja points out a "complex of vassality" deeply inscribed in the history of Albania. Analysis. Articles / International relations, PS Albania, Albania, European questions, Politics, Balkans Courier, One - Slideshow, One - Slideshow - FirstGiorgia Meloni · AlbaniaRead Article

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