Numerous war crimes committed by Russian occupiers in Ukraine, as well as Russian missile attacks against Ukraine's civilian energy infrastructure, have once again confirmed the terrorist...
The European Union Health Security Committee said on Tuesday (3 January) that the EU member states had agreed to a "co-ordinated approach” to the changing COVID-19...
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 science-based and...
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 the EU’s...
European Business Magazine writes about how Managers with international MBA degrees could mend Russia’s ties with the West in the future. Over the past two decades,...
In a historic step towards EU integration, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) was finally granted EU candidate status on December 15. The recognition ends a six-year wait...
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 fate of...
