Over the past year, Russian President Vladimir Putin has openly compared his invasion of Ukraine to eighteenth century Russian Czar Peter the Great’s imperial conquests, and has boasted of “returning”…
Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti attributed the turnout of just 3.47% in the north Kosovo local elections to what he called an atmosphere of intimidation and blackmail coming from Belgrade.…
Radical climate activists of the group “Letzte Generation” (“Last Generation”) blocked at least 35 main roads in Berlin on Monday – a step up in action that high-ranking politicians condemned.…
To reduce inflation and further economic growth, the government must end the generous spending policy it adopted since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Central Bank Governor François Villeroy de…
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Belgium remains opposed to France’s plans to build a wind farm off the coast of Dunkirk, North Sea Minister Vincent Van Quickenborne reaffirmed on the sidelines of the North Sea…
Long delays and difficult access plague the federal public services system in Belgium, the Federal Ombudsman’s annual report published on Monday reads. The Federal Ombudsman is an independent body affiliated…
The buy-out of so-called ‘peak polluters’, which was supposed to be agreed upon this month, will be delayed until at least the end of May, as the corresponding buy-out scheme…
Ms. Chávez Rodríguez, a veteran of the Obama administration and of Vice President Kamala Harris’s political orbit, is taking on one of the most intense and scrutinized jobs in American…
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has highlighted the need for greater international investment in Ukrainian Studies. However, this discussion does not always take into account the realities of wartime Ukraine.…