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EU advances sustainable transport, energy and climate connectivity in Western Balkans

The European Fee unveiled on February 25 a considerable €three.2 billion funding package deal to help 21 transport, digital, local weather and power connectivity tasks in the… Read Extra »

Putin’s invasion of Ukraine was inevitable

lIt’s all the time something of a double-edged sword to trot out an ‘I-told-you-so’ when one thing catastrophic occurs, however with ongoing events in Ukraine proving to be… Learn More »

After Russian hammer in Ukraine, sanctions talk brings sickle to oil prices

Oil costs slipped on February 25 after sharp rises early within the session as merchants have been involved that sanctions towards Moscow following Russia’s invasion of… Read Extra »

No impunity for Putin’s flagrant aggression

It turned out worse than most Western politicians and army specialists had anticipated. Within the morning hours of February 24, the Armed Forces of the… Learn More »

How more sustainable ECB policies help fighting climate change and inflation

Within the last months, inflation has risen sharply with worth increases among many sectors. Business and residents have been used to low inflation rates over… Learn Extra »

Issue 1426: No impunity for Putin’s flagrant aggression (Digital Edition)

Fullscreen Mode... All for our weekly print version? Our print edition is on the market to our Insider Additional subscribers and Print edition subscribers. In case you are already… Read Extra »

Can eating organic help prevent Parkinson’s Disease?

Agricultural staff in america presently use more than 400 totally different pesticides on their crops to make sure “larger yields and improved product high quality.” These pesticides, nevertheless,… Read Extra »

What if gas stops flowing through Ukraine?

Russia continues to maintain more than 100,000 troops on its lengthy border with Ukraine and carry out army workouts in Belarus. The US has, in… Read Extra »

Experts in Kazakhstan address global and regional trends of terrorism

At the International Conference “International and Regional Tendencies of Terrorism and Violent extremism” in Nur-Sultan on February 11, Kazakhstan’s Secretary of State Yerlan Karin elaborated… Read More »

Slovenia to decarbonize steel industry

Facilitating the transition in the direction of a low-carbon financial system the European Bank for Reconstruction and Improvement (EBRD) is collaborating in Slovenian Steel Group’s (SIJ Group) €230 million… Learn Extra »

Malaysia shows how the private sector could lead on due diligence

If the rumors and press leaks are to be believed, the European Commission’s long-awaited proposal on Corporate Sustainable Governance is as soon as again delayed. First expected… Read More »

EU says no to Western Sahara separatists; non&recognition policy remains unchanged

With prime officers and heads of state gathering in Brussels for the opening of Thursday’s EU-African Union Summit, the European Union released a key statement… Read More »

EU to support Kazakhstan’s modernization

At a gathering of Kazakhstan’s Deputy Premier and Overseas Minister Mukhtar Tileuberdi with ambassadors from EU Member States, the diplomats reiterated their interest in further… Read More »

Will the EU order sanctions on the Republika Srpksa?

In the newest part of Bosnia’s seemingly endless battle over competencies, members of the National Meeting of Republika Srpska in Banja Luka voted on February… Read More »

Europe’s dithering on Ukraine may be the final nail in coffin for the EU

There isn’t rather a lot that makes me proud to be British nowadays. Neither the country nor its individuals are what they once have been; the… Read More »