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28/09/2021 - By Ivan Dikov

The Merkel Era, just as grand as it has been tumultuous, has come to a close with a parakeet scream,

27/09/2021 - By Ivan Dikov

The 2021 Vaclav Havel Human Rights Prize has been awarded to Maria Kalesnikava (Maria Kolesnikova), an outspoken protest and civil

27/09/2021 - By Thomas Falk

After the election in Germany, it is still completely open which parties will form the next government. For the first

26/09/2021 - By Ivan Dikov

With outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel completing her fourth and last term at the helm of Germany, her center-right bloc CDU/CSU

26/09/2021 - By Ivan Dikov

European Economic Area member Iceland made headlines for a while on Sunday after initial reports on its Saturday’s parliamentary election

26/09/2021 - By Thomas Falk

More than ten days ago, reports of a possible deployment of Russian mercenaries in Mali surfaced for the first time.

24/09/2021 - By Ivan Dikov

Without much fanfare earlier this month, Gazprom, the state-owned Russian energy giant and a powerful geopolitical actor for the Kremlin,

23/09/2021 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

The EU Commission is putting forward legislation to introduce a universal charging port for all mobile phones and other electronic

22/09/2021 - By Ivan Dikov

The consequences from the United States’ terribly mismanaged withdrawal from Afghanistan – in which the administration of President Joe Biden

21/09/2021 - By European Views

European Union (EU) leaders have expressed their support for France in its anger over a scrapped multi-billion dollar submarine deal

20/09/2021 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Data Protection Agencies in Ireland and Italy have expressed their concern about Facebook’s latest technology offering, created in partnership with