The European Union should asses and take advantage of the new realities offered by the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process, says Fuad Isgandarov, Head of Mission of the...
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Hungary and Poland find a way to block the EU’s new seven-year budget and Covid-19 recovery fund. The European Union is facing an almost unprecedented crisis after...
Without the handicap of overt assistance from neighbouring Romania, Maia Sandu is elected Moldova’s president. Maia Sandu has comfortably defeated incumbent Igor Dodon...
Albania and Serbia agree a landmark deal that paves the way for passport-free travel. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama signed a...
Both of Poland’s main political parties seem to be either uninterested or indifferent toward the deep reforms that Poland must undertake. Immanuel Kant defined...
Armenia effectively admits defeat in the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh, and will be forced to cede territory held since 1994. Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia signed...
Barack Obama was indifferent to Central and Eastern Europe. Will his former vice-president be any different? After a tumultuous four years and an even more bruising...
Should Azerbaijan capture and hold the town of Shusha, a negotiated peace looks impossible. Armed conflict in the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh continues, with...
A landmark agreement will for the first time link EU funds to respect for the rule of law. Hungary has already signalled its displeasure at the deal. European Union...
The resurgence of Covid-19 deepens uncertainty as the European Commission releases its latest forecasts. Economic activity in Europe suffered a severe shock in the first...
Pushed by Covid-19, one of emerging Europe’s most cash-heavy economies is moving online. In Ukraine, the share of digital, non-cash transactions — in total volume...
Slovakia this past weekend tested around two-thirds of its population for Covid-19, some 3.6 million people aged between 10 and 65. Of those tested, 38,359 were found...
