Internet voting is already underway in Estonia’s parliamentary elections. Prime Minister Kaja Kallas’s Reform Party seems set to again win the most votes as national...
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In January, Bulgaria’s President Rumen Radev and his Romanian counterpart Klaus Iohannis reaffirmed their countries’ commitment to increased cooperation...
After a devastating earthquake killed tens of thousands of people in Turkey, its border with Armenia was opened for the first time in three decades. On February 11...
As Kosovo celebrates 15 years of independence, a deal that could finally normalise relations with neighbour Serbia is closer than ever. Serb nationalists will do all...
Russia is manipulating the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan to further its interests. Protestors were gathered on the mountain pass in freezing conditions. “We...
In the long term, the phasing out of the inefficient use of gas is likely to be positive for Europe’s competitiveness. High gas prices and persistent inflation continue...
A lack of stable government, rising inflation, concerns regarding corruption and ongoing disinformation campaigns have all played their part in shaking confidence among...
Currently enjoying the highest economic growth of any country in Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan is a failed state no more. ‘Tell investors...
A new government in Chișinău will not change Moldova’s pro-European foreign policy, but it will likely pay more attention to the failings of the country’s economy. ...
Stable – both politically and economically – Czechia nevertheless faces the prospect of little or no growth in 2023. Czechia has long been emerging Europe’s golden...
Shortages of medicine and food have become pressing concerns in the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh. Amnesty has become the latest international organisation to call...
An earthquake in Turkey has left residents of Romania’s capital – its mayor included – with much to ponder. Some years ago a good friend of your...
