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Georgian Authorities Tighten Rules on Foreigners Stay in Country
Changes in the current legislation, as the authorities noted earlier, are aimed at combating illegal migration and clarifying the asylum process
Polish media are questioning outcome of presidential election
It is alleged that votes cast in the second round for Rafal Trzaskowski were 'mistakenly' attributed to Karol Nawrocki and vice versa
Sweden Signs Agreement with Estonia to Rent Prison Cells
Facing a severe overcrowding crisis in its prisons, Sweden has entered into an agreement with Estonia to house 600 inmates in Tartu prison
EU abolishes duty-free imports of Ukrainian goods
After June 5, 2025, the usual rules of the Association Agreement will start operating again
EU to allocate €335 billion from anti-COVID-19 fund for defense spending
As Politico reported, the European Commission has set a deadline of August 2026 to implement the program
Georgia closes EU and NATO information centers
Georgia is suspending the work of the EU and NATO information centers
Orban: Kiev to Deprive Europe of Its Last Cent
The politician believes that Ukraine's admission to the EU will be a "political cover of loss and a good deal in the middle of a lost war"
In Latvia They Demand to Ban Russian Language
A few days before the municipal elections in Latvia, a declaration was submitted to the Saeima, which equates Russification with criminal activity
Latvia to purchase Spike anti-tank missile systems for 81 million euros
As part of the deal, the republic will receive not only the systems themselves, but also ammunition and related equipment
Voskresensky Suggests Why European Union Might Dissolve
Today, the world is experiencing a broadening of borders, but some countries resist this trend