Could Nuance Make the European Parliament a More Effective Human Rights Champion?
In hosting the first-ever Global State of Human Rights conference last week, the European Parliament clearly signalled that it sees
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Can the EU and Russia find elusive common ground?
Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel threw their European fellows a curve ball at the end of June European Council meeting,
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
Kazakhstan Renames Capital Astana to ‘Nursultan’, after Ex-President Nazyrbayev Who Keeps Power
Astana, now Nursultan, has been the capital of Kazakhstan since 1997, succeeding Almaty.
Kazakhstan’s President Nursultan Nazabayev Resigns after 30 Years but Retains Power
Nazarbayer remains "Leader of the Nation", Chairman of the National Security Council, and Chairman of the ruling political party.
Germany’s Population of Immigrant Background Reaches New Peak at 23.6%
A total of 23.6% of Germany’s population was with immigrant background in 2017, according to the results from a micro-census
