Macedonia to Lift Lid on Subsidies for Investors
Macedonia's new government has pledged to reveal the secrets of the previous administration's spending on luring foreign investors.
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Croatia Fascist Slogan Threatens to Topple Govt
The slogan of the Croatian WWII fascist Ustasa movement, ‘Za dom spremni’, remains so politically toxic that a dispute over a plaque bearing the words could bring down the country’s governing coalition.
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Croatia Fascist Slogan Threatens to Topple Govt
The slogan of the Croatian WWII fascist Ustasa movement, ‘Za dom spremni’, remains so politically toxic that a dispute over a plaque bearing the words could bring down the country’s governing coalition.
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Macedonia to Lift Lid on Subsidies for Investors
Macedonia's new government has pledged to reveal the secrets of the previous administration's spending on luring foreign investors.
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British travel writer Darmon Richter – who moved to Bulgaria in 2011 and soon after started to explore its mostly forgotten Socialist-era monuments – has made it his mission to remind people of their significance.
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