Almost two years after agreeing to buy a majority stake in the Armenia Securities Exchange, the Warsaw bourse has moved a step closer to creating a regional hub that...
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All NATO chiefs so far have come exclusively from Western Europe. It is time for a secretary general from the East. In March, a month after Russia launched its...
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Russia must allow the safe and secure export of grain stored in Ukrainian ports to avoid global famine. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine threatens to tip tens of...
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‘We must now reduce as rapidly as possible our reliance on Russia in energy’, says European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The European...
With tensions still high – and further conflict still possible – both Armenian and Azerbaijani authorities need to make clear and firm commitments to prioritise the...
Hungary, which is nearly completely dependent on Russian oil, continues to block and EU embargo, and its prime minister, Viktor Orbán, appears to be in no mood to back...