In a non-binding vote on Thursday, the European Parliament passed a resolution in favor of freezing the long-term plans for Turkey's EU accession.
Source: B92
According to media reports, the resolution was adopted "in response to Ankara's crackdown on political opposition and independent media" since the failed July coup.
479 EP members voted in favor of the resolution, 37 were against, while 107 did not attend.
According to a new poll, most Germans have a critical view of the EU, with almost two thirds opposed to the organization's further enlargement.
Many French people continue to yearn for a father figure - a political savior acting in the tradition of post-war president Charles De Gaulle.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been invited to visit the U.S. by that country's president-elect, Donald Trump.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan warned on Friday his country could open its borders for migrants to go to Europe.
Moscow has criticized U.S. Ambassador to the UN Samantha Power over her statement likening Syrian officers with former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic.
A Brussels court jury has sentenced Bozidar Spasic, Andrija Draskovic, and Veselin Vukotic to life in prison for the murder of Enver Hadri.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has referred to reporters as "dirty, anti-Slovak prostitutes," when asked about corruption allegations.
Russia has called on Croatia to refrain from offering Ukraine its "peaceful reintegration experiences," and instead "tackle its own deep-rooted problems."
