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For Europeans thinking about leaving home, Russia would not normally be the easiest choice. Direct travel is more limited than it once was, banking...
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Hermes European Study Centre today (2 October) applauded a new Austrian-led proposal calling for a dedicated European Implementation and Consolidation Year. Hermes also applauds...
By Siddharth Chatterjee As the Global Development Initiative turns five, a former UN Resident Coordinator in China and Kenya reflects on why it matters,...
Kazakhstan is entering a sustained period of infrastructure investment, and the scale of the programme is drawing a widening group of investors and operators,...
Closer ties between Berlin and Astana could strengthen European supply chains and support Kazakhstan’s industrial development. Success will depend on finance, transport and the...
For Europeans thinking about leaving home, Russia would not normally be the easiest choice. Direct travel is more limited than it once was, banking...
Access Live News Feed Keeping up with developments across the European Union can be a challenge. EU Reporter’s live EU institutions news feed makes...
On Wednesday the Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney had a good day at the EU Parliament in Strasbourg. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen indicated...
A new report titled “The Hidden Cost of EU Regulation: Why Policy Design Matters for Growth, Competitiveness, and Investment,” published on 14 September, estimates...
Under Muhammad Yunus, Bangladesh saw a tense period where the recourse to justice was curtailed, the banking sector crippled, and foreign investment virtually evaporated....