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National Day Of Portugal Marked

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National Day of Italy

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Hermann Parzinger, Executive President of Europa Nostra Visits Neolithic Site Of Belo Brdo, Vinča

Renowned historian and archaeologist Hermann Parzinger first...

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Presidential candidate Vladimir Putin has won 87.26 percent of the vote based on 60 percent of the ballots counted,...

Vaughan Gething to Become First Black Welsh Premier and First Black Leader in Europe

Vaughan Gething is set to make history as the first black Premier of Wales following his victory in the...

New ENEF II Fund to Propel Growth in Western Balkans

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has announced the introduction of the Enterprise Expansion Fund II (ENEF...

European Parliament Passes Groundbreaking AI Law

The European Parliament has adopted the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act, aiming to safeguard fundamental rights, democracy, the rule of...

Mariya Gabriel Endorses Horizon Europe’s Widening Measures to Bridge Research Gap Ahead of Bulgarian Premiership

Mariya Gabriel, set to ascend to Bulgaria's prime ministerial role in March, champions Horizon Europe's Widening measures as a...

Italian Ambassador H.E. Carlo Lo Cascio and Prof. Dr Ivanka Popović, Rector of the University of Belgrade, opened the Serbian-Italian meeting on the goals of sustainable development. Read more

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