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Poland’s prosecutor’s office files criminal charges against former prime minister, Cabinet ministers
Mateusz Morawiecki and two of his Cabinet ministers face possible State Tribunal proceedings
Poland’s prosecutor’s office files criminal charges against former prime minister, Cabinet ministers
Mateusz Morawiecki and two of his Cabinet ministers face possible State Tribunal proceedings
EU to monitor drug traffickers from space with satellites, drones under new strategy
Commissioner says Europe is 'reaching a crisis point' as drug seizures surge
Finland warned to address historic injustices against Indigenous Sami
More than 400 Sami told investigators they are discouraged from maintaining their language and traditions, particularly in boarding schools
Farmers' blockades create long truck queues at Greek border crossings
Protesters say blockades highlight growing economic pressures on rural communities
EU says ‘peaceful, prosperous’ South Caucasus vital for stronger links between Europe, Central Asia
Antonio Costa meets with Kazakh president in Astana amid 10th anniversary of Enhanced Partnership and Cooperation Agreement between EU, Central Asian nation
Backlash grows after Israel cleared for Eurovision 2026, prompting several countries to withdraw
Netherlands, Spain, Ireland, and Slovenia will not participate in next year's contest, citing ongoing situation in Gaza
