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The past three years have witnessed joint international efforts against COVID-19. To make decisions in light of the evolving situation and respond in a...
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A 38-MEP amendment highlights differences over the pace and balance of tobacco reform, while the Commission faces questions over the analysis supporting its planned...
EU finance ministers failed to agree on revised tobacco tax rules on Monday, 9 November, despite an Irish presidency push that brought the bloc...
In recent years, fundamental human rights and democratic values have suffered serious setbacks, as the political centre in Europe has retreated to the margins....
Large Russian developers have had to contend with Western sanctions while reviewing ownership structures to reduce their businesses’ exposure to shareholders facing sanctions risks....
The past three years have witnessed joint international efforts against COVID-19. To make decisions in light of the evolving situation and respond in a...
New Year’s Day sees Croatia join both Europe’s single currency and its (mostly) passport-free travel zone, the Schengen area. These are landmark events for...
Kenneth Rapoza of Forbes discusses the perils of Kremlin’s attempts to strengthen Russia’s tech sector amid sanctions. Among several cases he points to the...
Crown Prince Mohammed El Senussi has delivered a heartfelt speech to the Libyan people on the occasion of our country’s 71st Independence Day. Reflecting...
Putin is changing tactics and the Kremlin is preparing to launch missile strikes on thermal infrastructure, using cold as a weapon of mass destruction against Ukrainians Russia...