In The Neighborhood - Page 2 of 11

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

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.

30/08/2021 - By European Views

More than a dozen of independent Russian media have called on President Vladimir Putin to stop the country’s proposed crackdown

31/07/2021 - By Thomas Falk

So far, many pregnant women in Great Britain have been sceptical about vaccination against the coronavirus. But that is about

27/07/2021 - By Thomas Falk

Cautious optimism in Great Britain: The number of corona cases has been falling continuously for almost a week. It is

30/06/2021 - By Thomas Falk

A US study suggests that BioNTech / Pfizer’s vaccine could protect against the coronavirus for a long time. B memory

29/06/2021 - By Jakob Weizman

With travel restrictions being lifted this summer throughout European countries, the EU is looking to maintain freedom of movement for

25/06/2021 - By Jakob Weizman

On 15 June, Hungary’s parliament passed a new law that banned schools from addressing and promoting LGBT awareness, which advanced

30/05/2021 - By Thomas Falk

Another variant of the coronavirus has appeared in Vietnam. The latest variant is reportedly a cross between the Indian and

28/05/2021 - By European Views

Iraqi President Barham Salih made international headlines when he introduced a new anti-corruption law to Iraq’s parliament this week, not

25/05/2021 - By European Views

In the latest signal that the international community is once again turning its attention to Libya as the resource-rich yet