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The International Monetary Fund has stepped in to shore up the Argentinian economy with a $50bn (£37bn) loan agreement. Argentina requested assistance from the international lender of last resort on 8 May after the peso weakened sharply...

Best for Britain has lined up a group of MPs who will put down an amendment in parliament this autumn calling for a second referendum on the country’s membership of the EU once Theresa May has...

Macedonia is soon to change its restrictive abortion law, which sparked widespread criticism from rights activists when it was adopted five years ago, the health minister said. The new law on abortion, whose draft version is...

Botched privatization processes and the subsequent bankruptcy and closure of many once prosperous public companies in Bosnia over the past years have left tens of thousands of middle-aged people without employment or hope of new jobs. While...

What a paradox! Concurrently with assuming the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, Croatia is facing a tide of populist and political manifestations that threaten to severely shake the institutions and structure of...

Spain’s new prime minister may have lined up with Catalan and Basque nationalists in toppling his predecessor, but Pedro Sanchez’s choice of cabinet suggests no let-up in Madrid’s hard-line stance on Catalan independence, and by extension...

MPs voted to back the ruling GERB party’s proposal to restart the building of the Belene Nuclear Power Plant as a “market-oriented” state collaboration with a strategic investor. The Bulgarian parliament on Thursday voted overwhelmingly in...

The European Federation of Journalists adopted a resolution urging a new Hague-based court to investigate killings and disappearences of ethnic Albanian and Serb journalists connected to the Kosovo conflict. The European Federation of Journalists, EFJ adopted...

After eight years of talks, the Albanian government approved an agreement with the International Commission on Missing Persons to find and identify some of the 6,000 victims killed by the Communist regime. The government agreed on...

Former US President Bill Clinton’s first novel, written with thriller author James Patterson, features a classical music-loving, vegetarian female assassin from Bosnia and Herzegovina as a main character. Bill Clinton and James Patterson’s new novel ‘The...