Italy Wins Bid for 2026 Winter Olympics, to Be Hosted in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo
The opportunity to host the winter games in 2026 has been met with notable enthusiasm by Italy's authorities.
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Ivan Dikov is a Bulgarian journalist and author. He studied political science / international relations and history at Dartmouth College and later in Sofia, in the Eastern Balkans. He’s served for five years as the editor-in-chief of Bulgaria’s largest English-language media – Novinite.com. As a freelancer, he has collaborated with media from the US, the UK, Germany, and Australia.
Germany’s Nord Stream 2 Pipeline with Russia ‘Terrible Mistake’, Bipartisan Consensus in US Has It
US opposition to Nord Stream 2 has become more intensified as the construction of the second Russia - Germany Baltic
Istanbul Elects Opposition’s Imamoglu Mayor Defying Turkey’s President Erdogan
The re-run of the mayoral vote in Turkey's largest city has solidified the unfavorable local election results for the ruling
250,000 Rally against Babiš in Czech Republic’s Largest Protest since Fall of Communism in 1989
Anti-government protests in Prague have grown since in April 2019 the Czech police said the Prime Minister should be indicted
Italy Wants to Be America’s ‘Most Solid’ EU Ally, Salvini Says on Washington Trip
Italy's Deputy Prime Minister was given an unusually high-profile welcome in D.C.
EU Asks ‘Maximum Restraint’ of US on Blaming Iran for Tankers Attack at Hormuz Strait
The incident in the Gulf of Oman has piled up more tension on the already strained relations between the United
Spain Joins France, Germany in Project to Build 6th Generation European Fighter Jet by 2026
The participating governments hope the future fighter plane would become Europe's primary combat aircraft over the next couple of decades.
Arch-Brexiteer Boris Johnson Emerges as Leader in UK Conservative Party Race after First Vote
Johnson got 114 out of a total of 313 votes cast by the Conservative Party MPs in the British House
Macron Supports Merkel to Become President of New European Commission
France's leader remains firmly opposed to the candidacy of Manfred Weber, who is Merkel's favorite.
Greece’s Parliament Dissolved ahead of Early Elections on July 7
For the first time in national elections in Greece, the voting age will be lowered to 17.
Nazarbayev’s Protégé Tokayev Wins Kazakstan’s Presidential Election amid Protests
Kazakhstan saw the largest protests in the country in the past three years tackled by the authorities with hundreds of