After Going ‘Free of L.G.B.T.,’ a Polish Town Pays a Price
KRASNIK, Poland — When local councilors adopted a resolution two years ago declaring their small town in southeastern Poland “free…
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Slovakia Claims a Bait-and-Switch With the Russian Vaccines it Ordered
The European Union’s regulator, the European Medicines Agency, has so far declined to approve the Russian vaccine for use and only…
Serbia Hails Chinese Companies as Saviors, but Locals Chafe at Costs
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Police in Malta Say Arrests Are Complete in Journalist’s 2017 Murder
More than three years after a car bomb killed Malta’s best-known journalist and sent shock waves across Europe, the head of the…
A Massacre in a Forest Becomes a Test of Poland’s Pushback on Wartime Blame
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Estonia’s Prime Minister Steps Down Under a Cloud
MOSCOW — The prime minister of Estonia resigned on Wednesday, his coalition government of centrists and far-right populists…
‘Not everyone is at the New Year’s table now’: Putin laments the virus’s grip on Russia.
With parks, ice-rinks, bars and other popular venues for New Year’s Eve in Moscow ordered to shut down before midnight on Thursday…