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Hungary offered asylum to a Polish former deputy minister under investigation in 11 corruption cases
The Hungarian government has offered asylum to a Polish former deputy minister in the previous government of the right-wing populist Law and Justice Party (PiS), Budapest announced yesterday (Thursday).
Authorities in Poland issued a European arrest warrant for former Justice Minister Marcyn Romanowski the day before yesterday, Wednesday.
EP passes resolution on developments in Belgrade-Pristina dialogue
STRASBOURG - The European Parliament passed a "Resolution on the recent developments in the Serbia-Kosovo dialogue" on Thursday.
The document is not legally binding and any recommendations in it require a consensus of EU member states.
Kovac: No consensus on sanctions, EP resolution to be non-binding
BELGRADE - Commenting on a draft European Parliament resolution calling on the EU to impose sanctions against Serbia that would be similar to those against the so-called Kosovo, Elvira Kovac, a member of the Serbian delegation to the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly, said on Wednesday the resolution would not be binding.
PACE calls on Turkey to 'postpone' June 24 snap elections
Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım on April 24 blasted a call by the Monitoring Committee of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) for the postponement of Turkey's upcoming early elections on June 24.
Gojkovic expects PACE to recognise Serbia's progress
BELGRADE - Parliament Speaker Maja Gojkovic met Tuesday with the president of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) Pedro Agramunt, expressing the expectation that the institution would recognise the progress achieved by Serbia to date.
Vucic, Agramunt discuss current international issues
BELGRADE - Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic on Tuesday received the President of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) Pedro Agramunt to discuss the current international issues such as the refugee and the migrant crisis, the rise of nationalism and extremism in Europe and the fight against terrorism.
A humorist as prime minister
The country has been passing through such horrible days that perhaps it would be great to have humorists occupying governmental seats. Even if there might be a president acting as if he has become a sultan or emperor, no one of course can claim that the prime minister and other ministers have started acting like imperial jokesters.
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Terror as a political factor
In all surveys, terror is the number-one issue. Of course, terror is Turkey's number-one problem. And indeed, it affects politics too as the first factor. Leaving aside factors such as unemployment, economy and foreign policy, when the government that conducts major operations against terror, it increases its votes.
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Belarusian delegation visits Serbian parliament
BELGRADE - Belarusian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Alena Kupchyna has visited the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia to discuss with its officials ways to strengthen the cooperation between the two countries.
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Serbia makes progress in fulfilment of obligations to CoE
BELGRADE)- Serbian Minister of Interior Affairs Nebojsa Stefanovic conferred on Tuesday with Samad Seyidov, rapporteur of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) Monitoring Committee.