Bulgarian media is happy hunting ground for Russian trolls
Moscow is making good on threats to cut off gas supplies to Europe, with Poland and Bulgaria being the first
Moscow is making good on threats to cut off gas supplies to Europe, with Poland and Bulgaria being the first
Last week, a federal judge in Florida ruled the obligation to wear a mask on aircraft and other forms of
The European Commission recently approved the merger between French mutual insurance giant Covéa and PartnerRe, a reinsurance company owned by
Just a matter of days ago, it appeared as though Huawei was in good shape for a company which has
It is often said that in unity lies strength. This is a message that however is yet to reach some
Bribing public officials, paying kick-backs to fixers, and financing slush funds. What reads like an indictment of some prolific crime
French presidential candidate Valérie Pécresse recently waded into the nutritional labelling debate when she told Europe 1 last month that
All eyes are on Ukraine this week as the threat of yet another Russian invasion looms. More than 100,000 Russian
Pundits have already dubbed 2022 a vital moment for the rule of law in Europe, with the potential to redraw
2021 was a big year for a central pillar of the European Union’s ambition to build a circular economy, with
Brazil has lashed out at European plans to ban certain kinds of agricultural imports—including beef, soy, palm oil and coffee—which