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10 Sep 2014: In a surprising move, president of EU executive has put countries' nominees in charge of policy areas they have a problem with
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13 Jul 2014: Ramones producer and drummer who was the last of the New York punk band's original lineup
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20 Jun 2014: Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have expressed anger about being included in the Guardian's New East network, but why should we believe that west is best, asks Agata Pyzik?
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17 Jun 2014:
Adventurous goalkeeper who played in three World Cups for Hungary's 'Mighty Magyars' football team
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15 Jun 2014:
Daniel Nolan: Jani Leinonen's pop-up installation draws attention to new laws that make it a crime to be homeless
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10 Jun 2014: There's a historical irony in watching Ukrainians tearing down Lenin’s statues as a sign of their will to break with Soviet domination, says Slavoj Žižek
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4 Jun 2014:
TV channel faces £12m bill if proposal becomes law
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2 May 2014: Forty years after a Hungarian professor created the Rubik's Cube, competitors from around the globe still gather to solve the puzzle
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7 Apr 2014:
Observers said restrictive campaign regulations and biased media coverage favoured Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party
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4 Apr 2014: Editorial: Where there should be substantial parties alternating in power, there is one seemingly entrenched party
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3 Apr 2014: In terms of sheer numbers, April will be the most democratic month the world has ever seen. National elections are taking place in half a dozen countries with total electorates of more than one billion people – in India, Afghanistan, Hungary, Indonesia, Algeria and Iraq
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