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Tens of thousands of Serbians swarmed the streets of the capital Belgrade in preparation for major anti-government rallies planned to take place over the weekend against populist President Aleksandar Vučić.

Cabin crew can remove you from flights and gate agents can deny you boarding for disobeying rules.

After the Bulgarian Constitutional Court ordered a partial recount of October’s election results, the nationalist, pro-Russian Velichie party now has 10 seats in parliament.

As US President Donald Trump continues to shake up the global trading order, EBRD nations aren’t likely to feel the brunt of the disruption. Even so, diminished growth in other countries is set to have ripple effects.

This article was originally published in Italian The latest medical bulletins from the Vatican on the 88-year-old’s condition have said he is improving and is no longer in immediate danger of death. ADVERTISEMENTPope Francis marked his 12th anniversary as pontiff on Thursday with positive medical updates nearly a month after he was hospitalised with double pneumonia. In the Vatican’s latest medical bulletin on Tuesday, it said a chest X-ray had confirmed improvements just two days after doctors declared that the pope was no longer at imminent risk of death. However, the “general picture remains complex”, the bulletin read.The Holy See has…

German officials are sounding the alarm over what they say is a “kill switch” embedded in the US-made F-35 fighter jet. Experts say it’s not that simple.

Vienna’s three-party coalition announced their aim on Wednesday to prevent close relatives of asylum seekers from joining them in the country.

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The proposed amendment of the Hungarian constitution could result in the expulsion of Hungarians who hold nationalities from other countries if the government sees them as a danger to sovereignty.

New 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium imports into the United States are set to take effect on Wednesday. ADVERTISEMENTJapan’s trade minister said Tuesday that he had failed to win assurances from US officials that his country will be exempt from tariffs, some of which will take effect on Wednesday.Yoji Muto was in Washington for last ditch negotiations over the tariffs on a range of Japanese exports including cars, steel and aluminum.Muto said Tuesday that Japan, which contributes to the US economy by heavily investing and creating jobs in the United States, “should not be subject to” 25% tariffs on…