ITSA v. European Commission: the court case that could?
One year ago, the European Commission (EC) made headlines and attracted considerable controversy by effectively opening the gates for its
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UN’s flurry of new deals provides grounds for cautious optimism
On the side-lines of the Doha Forum last weekend, the Gulf state of Qatar signed a $3 million deal with
Portugal: the latest to be seduced by China’s Belt and Road
Chinese President Xi Jinping embarked on a full-scale charm offensive in Portugal last week, successfully convincing the southern European nation
Most Brits Would Want to Remain in EU in New Brexit Referendum, Poll Finds
"Remain" is projected to win by a wider margin than "Leave" won back in 2016.
Beyond the Brutal Journalist Murder: Bulgaria Is Going Very Bad and the West Isn’t Noticing
Bulgaria doesn't stand out much against the backdrop of all other major international worries for the West but its situation
100th Anniversary since Birth of Czechoslovakia Celebrated with Military Parade in Prague
Over 4,000 Czech, Slovak, American, British, French, and Italian troops participated in the military parade to mark Czechoslovakia's 100th anniversary.
EU Leaders Put Off Special Brexit Summit for Lack of Progress in Talks with UK
The EU 27 is ready to convene a new European Council meeting as soon as there is a breakthrough in
MEPs Warn Romania to Steer Clear of Poland, Hungary’s Bad Example on Judicial Reform
Romania has been criticized sharply by Members of the European Parliament over its controversial judicial reform and disregard for the
EU Leaders ‘Disrespected’ UK PM May with ‘Jibes’, Brexit Secretary Complains
The EU leaders disrespected British Prime Minister Theresa May with “jibes” during the recent informal summit of the EU 28
Merkel Calls for Compassion of Former East Germany despite ‘Success Story’ Reunification
Germany is to celebrate the 28th anniversary since it reunification on October 3, 2018.
EU Won’t ‘Nod Along’ to Macron, Merkel’s Reforms, Dutch Leader Rutte Warns
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has warned that the Netherlands and some other EU member states would not go along
