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Hero Giovanni Falcone, Patience’s Award

Angie IvanDecember 3, 2014

SICILY, ITALY. Patience’s award…and justice 22 years later. On November 19, 2014, four members of the Sicilian Mafia were sentenced to between twelve years and ...

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Klaus Iohannis Takes the Power as Romania’s Newly Elected President

Angie IvanNovember 19, 2014

ROMANIA. German ethnic Klaus Iohannis won the second round of Romania’s presidential election held on November 16, 2014. Iohhanis, the mayor of Sibiu, which is ...

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OSCE, Dunja Mijatovic, speech freedom, rights

SERIES: Freedom of Expression | Turkey Triumphs in Jailing Journalists

Angie IvanJuly 18, 2014

In this Special Series, ROOSTERGNN explores the state of Freedom of Expression around the world....

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Immigrant in Monastiraki, Athens, Greece

Positive Effects Achieved After Greece’s Immigration Nightmare

Angie IvanJune 26, 2014

GREECE. Greece’s issues with undocumented immigrants, once again, have attracted worldwide attention. On May 5th, 2014, Greece was affected by a tragic event wh...

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Hungary: How Legitimate Are PM Orbán’s Demands for Rights?

Angie IvanMay 28, 2014

HUNGARY. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán faces criticism from European leaders after renewing his policies for autonomy and dual citizenship for ethnic Hu...

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Traian Basescu, Playing Games with EP President Martin Schulz

Angie IvanMay 4, 2014

ROMANIA. On April 25, 2014, the President of the European Parliament Martin Schulz came under attack of Romanian President Traian Basescu. In light of the upcom...

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