Two major new reports suggest that the economic impact of Russia’s war on Ukraine, particularly increases in the cost of living, are beginning to have an effect on...
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Bulgaria’s prime minister Kiril Petkov has lost his majority in parliament after just six months in office, threatening another summer of political upheaval in a...
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen could face relying on support from Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party in order to keep her job. For years...
Harnessed in the right way at the right time, Kosovo’s strengths could prove a catalyst for accelerating growth to achieve higher living standards. By stepping up key...
From the tragedies that forged the European spirit, which we all proudly share, a political and economic bloc like no other is now delivering stability, development and...
There is now a real danger that we will soon see a return to the status quo that set in after Russia’s annexation of Crimea and parts of Donbas in 2014: relative peace...
Croatia will adopt the euro on January 1, 2023. Bulgaria’s hopes of doing likewise in 2024 look increasingly slim, however. Challenging conditions mean that only...
Just days after agreeing a major new gas deal with Russia, Serbia’s president hints that the country might finally impose sanctions on Moscow – if its...
Czechia, Hungary and Slovakia will get to keep their Russian oil supplies for the immediate future despite an EU-wide embargo. More than three weeks after the EU...
As Bosnia’s Serbs continue their separatist rhetoric, the international warns that the stability of the country must be preserved. The future of Bosnia and...
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...
