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EU vs. Hungary: Lawsuit over ‘national sovereignty’ law

Brussels has stepped up its legal action against Hungary's "national sovereignty law," arguing it violates a wide range of fundamental rights.

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EU: Overcoming barriers to equality

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Germany: The fight against economic migrants

Polish PM and the danger of asylum seekers

Ukraine: Recruiters searched Kyiv venues

EU: Austrian elections shake Establishment

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