Political Reform: Balancing Cost And Impact
It may be that the government passes its pension reform to the forceps (we mean: by the use of article 49-3 of the...
Macron Boosts Diplomacy With New Measures
French President Emmanuel Macron stayed the course on the controversial reform of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs while announcing additional means to respond...
Sahara Dispute: Borrell Rejects Pro-Polisario Interference
The High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell, rejected a request from Green MEPs calling on...
Thailand And Norway Normalize Diplomatic Relations
Bilateral consultations between Thailand and Norway have resumed after eight years, despite disagreement over Thailand’s energy operations in Burma. The 12th consultation session...
China’s Motives In Ukraine: A Perspective
The “twelve-point plan” proposed by China on February 24, one year to the day after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, has fizzled. In...
EU Plans Shell Stockpile For Ukraine
“Activate war economy mode”: European Union defense ministers refine on Wednesday a plan for the delivery of shells and ammunition to Ukraine, despite...
Invasion Aftermath: Oil Market Uncertain
A year of war in Ukraine and sanctions has deeply disrupted the oil market, which has become more fragmented and more uncertain, probably...
Georgia Faces Backlash: Gas & Water Cannons Used
Georgian police dispersed with tear gas and water cannons tens of thousands of people who were demonstrating in Tbilisi on Wednesday evening against...
Eurozapping: The European Commission Puts Pressure On Spain
In Spain, European funds are conditional on pension reform. The Spaniards may have demonstrated, they already have to work until they are 66...
Boosting GDPR’s Effectiveness: European Commission’s Initiative
Irish authority is indirectly called into question. The European Commission announced on February 20 that it was preparing an initiative to further specify...