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European People's Party to investigate membership of Serbian SNS party

The EPP cannot turn a blind eye to what happens in Serbia, EPP leader Manfred Weber told Euronews, as tensions grow in the party headquarters because of the controversial policies of Aleksandar Vučić.

Euronews

Anti-vaxxers inspired by Trump and Reform UK make big gains in Japan

Populist Sanseito’s rise is eroding the ruling Liberal Democratic Party’s dominance and reshaping Japan’s traditionally staid political landscape, as Maroosha Muzaffar reports

The Independent UK

Scotland fans owe Steve Clarke their support in World Cup qualifying, says ex-striker

Steve Clarke and his players are owed the support of Scotland's fans in World Cup qualifying according to former national team striker Kris Boyd.

The National (Scotland)

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Scotland's ultras aren't working class heroes - too many are 'still f****** peasants'

Scotland's ultras aren't the working class heroes they believe they are - they need to stop breaking the law and behave for their voices to be heard.

The National (Scotland)

The Brendan Rodgers statement that is set to fuel Lennon Miller to Celtic speculation

Brendan Rodgers has made a revelation which is certain to fuel speculation about Celtic making a move for Lennon Miller this summer further.

The National (Scotland)

Serbian students demand snap parliamentary elections after months of protests

The student movement in Serbia, which has been protesting for months against Aleksandar Vučić's government, has now made early parliamentary elections one of their demands.

Euronews

'Cruel Measure': Dominican Crackdown On Haitian Hospitals

Still in pain from giving birth, a Haitian mother carrying her newborn was helped onto a migration services bus in the Dominican Republic, joining a family member who was arrested when he visited her in hospital.

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Serbian Opposition Lawmakers Protest Government With Smoke Grenades

Serbian opposition lawmakers disrupt parliament with smoke grenades and tear gas in support of student protests against corruption, escalating tensions wit...

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‘We’ve proved that change is possible’ – but Serbia protesters unsure of next move

With student-led activists reluctant to engage politically against well-entrenched regime, many are asking: now what?

The Guardian - UK

What does the resignation of its populist prime minister mean for Serbia?

Milos Vučević quit in an attempt to calm political tensions after months of anti-corruption protests led by students

The Guardian - UK

Celtic icon Murdo MacLeod on his League Cup glory days and the key to beating Rangers

Murdo MacLeod scored the winner for Celtic against Rangers in a League Cup final - and knows the trap the Parkhead side have to avoid at Hampden.

The National (Scotland)

Why Celtic's huge Dinamo Zagreb tie will show SPFL how to tackle pyro-wielding ultras

Why Celtic's huge Champions League game against Dinamo Zagreb in Croatia tomorrow will show SPFL how to deal with pyro-wielding ultras.

The National (Scotland)

Police fire tear gas at Serbians protesting deadly station roof collapse

Demonstrators demand arrests and accountability after 14 people were killed and three others were critically injured.

Al Jazeera

‘Only law for people weakened’: Nearly 2 decades on, gaping holes in RTI machinery

“Since 1947, the RTI (Right to Information) Act is the only law which was exercised by people. This is the only law under which officials are accountable… But in Jharkhand, that right stands withdrawn.”

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The National (Scotland)

How ICT can avoid same fate as Clydebank, Gretna and Rangers and exit administration

How can Inverness Caledonian Thistle follow Morton, Dundee, Motherwell, Livingston, Hearts and Dunfermline and get out of administration?

The Guardian - UK

Philosophy could help pupils discuss hard topics such as Gaza war, says NEU

Union chief calls for subject to be embedded in England’s curriculum to offer students a ‘dialogic approach’

The National (Scotland)

What new history of refereeing reveals about institutional bias in Scottish football

The former SFA official who has written a fascinating history of refereeing in Scotland has revealed what his research showed about claims of bias.

The Guardian - UK

Slovakia purges heads of national theatre and gallery in ‘arts crackdown’

Country’s hard-right culture minister Martina Šimkovičová accused of ‘complete lies’ after removal of respected figures

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Going for 55? Targeting 119, 120 and 121? Seismic season ahead for Celtic and Rangers

Why both Celtic and Rangers will have the chance to make history when the Scottish football season gets underway in earnest next weekend.

Fortune

‘A head-in-the-sand approach’: The U.S. strategic drug stockpile is inadequate for a bird flu outbreak

The U.S. stock is inadequate for a H5N1 pandemic. It’s time to ramp up solutions.

The National (Scotland)

Celtic loan players – all the players returning from loan in the coming weeks

Celtic currently have 15 players out of loan deals - here are all the players set to return and where they've been this last year

International Business Times

Serbia Reruns Local Elections In Capital

Serbia's capital Belgrade on Sunday held a fresh round of voting in local elections, nearly six months after alleged irregularities and accusations of fraud marred an earlier vote.

The National (Scotland)

Rangers must show Philippe Clement same faith as Steven Gerrard

Rangers went on another winning streak under Clement but a Premiership defeat at home to Motherwell at the beginning of March marked the unravelling…

International Business Times

Slovak PM's Life No Longer In Danger After Shooting

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's life was no longer in danger following an assassination attempt, Deputy Prime Minister Robert Kalinak said on Sunday.

International Business Times

Serbia Opposition Buoyed As Europe Heeds Protests Over Elections

Protesters back on the streets a month after Serbia's disputed elections hope they can still rattle the country's strongman leader Aleksandar Vucic.

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