Kosovo PM reports vice minister killed by ski area avalanche
Jan 26, 2019
Kosovo's prime minister says an avalanche has killed a senior Cabinet official while he was skiing in a southern resort
Survivors: Up to 117 missing from sunken boat off Libya
Jan 19, 2019
A migration official says survivors have told rescuers that up to 117 migrants might have died when a rubber dinghy capsized in the Mediterranean Sea off Libya
Albanian navy extends help for EU's maritime border mission
Dec 26, 2018
Albania's Defense Ministry has extended for a year its navy's participation in the search-and-rescue operations of European Union border control force Frontex
AP PHOTOS: Muslims worry about fate of relatives in China
Dec 18, 2018
AP PHOTOS: Muslims worry about fate of relatives in China
Split over asylum laws, EU leaders aim to keep migrants out
Dec 13, 2018
Hopelessly divided over how to improve the European Union's asylum system, EU leaders are set Thursday to underline their intention to keep beefing up Europe's borders and outsourcing their migrant challenge to the countries of northern Africa
Cyprus president urges fairer sharing of refugees within EU
Dec 12, 2018
Cyprus' president is urging fellow European Union member states to revamp existing agreements that will require each country to take a fairer share of refugees
Italy: Teen, club owners investigated in fatal stampede
Dec 10, 2018
Italian prosecutors say eight people are under investigation so far in connection to a stampede at a packed nightclub that killed six people, five of them teenagers
The Latest: Romanian president welcomes Brexit agreement
Nov 25, 2018
Romania's president has welcomed the Brexit agreement saying it will protect the rights of hundreds of thousands of Romanians in Britain
Ruling: Italy violated Mafia boss Provenzano's human rights
Oct 25, 2018
The European court of human rights in Strasbourg has ruled that Italy violated the human rights of the late Mafia "boss of bosses" Bernardo Provenzano by maintaining strict anti-Mafia prison conditions in his last few months alive
Jailed Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov wins EU rights award
Oct 25, 2018
The European Union has awarded the Sakharov Prize, its top human rights honor, to Oleg Sentsov, a Ukrainian filmmaker imprisoned in Russia accused of plotting acts of terrorism
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