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Despite Daria Trepova's admission in an interrogation film released by the Interior Ministry in connection with Tataskji's death, many suspect she was framed

Government criticised for delaying mink-saving measures; a year ago the Mink Commission published an investigation report about the government’s actions during the 2020 mink cull, and the industry itself, that should have led to immediate bettering action

After arriving unannounced in Kyiv, PM Plenkovic praised the bravery shown by Ukrainians in the resistance to Russian aggression; he reached Ukraine’s capital together with the Moldovan President and the Slovak and Slovenian Prime Ministers

Early parliamentary elections, the fifth in the past two years, have opened, with the conservative Gerb party of former Prime Minister Boyko Borissov, who has led the government for almost a decade, favoured

Wojtyla's monument was daubed with the inscription 'Maxima culpa' from the title of the book that accuses the pontiff of covering up child sex abuse perpetrators when he was archbishop in Krakow

Progressive tariffs, savings and combating leaks are all measures in the new water management plan that President Emmanuel Macron has announced to better tackle the drought

The Swedish Tax Agency has been commissioned to conduct a national census to get a better picture of who is staying illegally, said the Minister of Finance and leader of the far-right Sweden Democrat party

An extension of the spending deadline for the IPARD farm fund has been requested to the European Commission to ensure €30 million in grants for Serbian farmers do not remain unused

A conference organized by BIRN Kosovo before the International Fact-Checking Day, set for yesterday 2 April, called for new strategies and partnerships to counter the 'virus' of fake news and disinformation

Andorra la Vella will have a virtual urban motor racing circuit at the end of 2024 or 2025, following a collaboration agreement between the capital's municipality and the Automóbil Club d'Andorra

Around 80% of active substances labelled as highly toxic by the European Union continue to be used in Belgium, a new study by Nature&Progrès and PAN Europe reveals

Prime Minister Mitsotakis announced that the next national elections will be held on 21 May, but analysts are divided on whether a coalition government can be formed in the first round or a second round will be necessary

Over half of Dutch people between the ages of 16 and 25 are dealing with mental health problems; of those, many struggle with suicidal thoughts and loneliness, as shown by a survey by the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment