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Chernobyl: An unlearned lesson
As the clock turned 1:23 am on April 26, 1986, the plant’s reactor number four exploded and changed the fate of…
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Hungry of Hungary – One (senti)mental journey
By Julia Suryakusuma Some days ago, I achieved historical continuity between Hungary and Indonesia — well, at least in connection…
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Rama departed to United States with the blood of socialist constituents
By Armir Shkurti The current visit of Edi Rama to the United States must have been a great challenge for Washington. …
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Privacy I(N)T context
By Dr Jasna Čošabić The right to privacy, or the right to respect for private life, as the European Convention on…
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Lithuanian politicians describe Russian simulated attack on U.S. destroyer as “hooliganism” and a “provocation”
By BNS/George East/VILNIUS Lithuanian politicians have described a Russian fighter jets’ simulated attack over a U.S. guided missile destroyer in the…
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How to reform EU fiscal rules
By Grégory Claeys and Zsolt Darvas The current inefficient European fiscal framework should be replaced with a system based on rules that…
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Edi Rama vs. Donald Trump! Why?
By Armir Shkurti Recently Albanian Prime Minister has caused a diplomatic incident with the United States due to his current…
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Belgian prosecutor: Suspect admits to being “man in hat” in Brussels airport attack
Paris attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini who was arrested Friday in Brussels has confessed to investigators that he is “the man…
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Nagorno-Karabakh: part of Azerbaijan
By Rusif Huseynov Long-boiling tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan flared again on April 2, 2016, with dozens of soldiers and…
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Albania: under the yoke of a communist heritage
By Peter Tase Over the last two years, North America and Western European countries have partially failed to inconspicuously understand…
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