EU agrees five billion euro boost for military aid to Ukraine | Russia-Ukraine war News
The move provides a welcome boost for Kyiv as support from its other major backer, the United States, wavers and its outgunned forces struggle to…
Haiti emergency summit called as gang-fuelled security crisis spirals | European Union News
Jamaica meeting comes as foreign diplomats evacuated from the Caribbean nation as gangs seek to oust its prime minister. A regional bloc has summoned Caribbean,…
Russia’s Grave Sanctions Evasion – Modern Diplomacy
The humanitarian situation in the Ukraine gets more dire by the day and hour. The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe recently proclaimed, “As…
China to extend visa exemption to six European countries
It’s about to get easier for some foreign travelers to visit China, with the government announcing plans to extend its visa exemption policy to six…
Is European public support for Ukraine faltering? | Russia-Ukraine war
Angry farmers in Poland and elsewhere are protesting against cheap imports from the war-torn country. The European Union has been one of Ukraine’s biggest backers…
EU proposes major defence boost as it eyes Russia and Trump | European Union News
Bloc moves to strengthen defence sector in face of Russian aggression and prospect of weakened US support. European Union officials have unveiled plans to boost…
EU hits Apple with $2bn antitrust fine following Spotify complaint | Business and Economy News
Spotify says Apple prevented music-streaming services from informing users of payment options outside its App Store. The EU has issued Apple with an antitrust fine…
China’s energy transition inspiring European investments
With China’s two sessions coming soon, detailed figures about the 2023 economic outlook in China will be released. However, the global picture is fairly clear.…
Europe May Now Be Ukraine’s Only Hope and that’s Scary
The US could soon go from pledging to support Ukraine’s defense against Russia for “as long as it takes” to for as long as it…
Can NATO Prevent Tides Turning in Russian Favour in the Third Year of War in Ukraine?
As the war in Ukraine completes two years, Russia seems emboldened by success in capturing Avdivka and seems to be advancing westwards near Avdiivka, Bakhmut,…
South Asia’s Regional Integration: Lessons from Europe’s Experience
Regional integration fosters socioeconomic development through economic collaboration between member countries. It assists countries in eliminating impediments to the free movement of capital, products, services,…
France’s Proposed Donors Conference to Salvage Sudan’s Economy and Support Humanitarian Needs
From a global perspective and new geopolitical paradigm, France’s leadership efforts in organizing the next fund-raising humanitarian conference in mid-April for Sudan, highlights the significance…
Russia-Ukraine two years on: towards an endless and wider war? | Russia-Ukraine war
In an UpFront special, we discuss where the war in Ukraine currently stands and where it is heading. It’s been two years since Russia launched…
Russia’s full-scale aggression against Ukraine: Two years on
Liechtenstein Minister of Foreign Affairs, Education and Sport and President of the Committee of Ministers, Dominique Hasler, the President of the Parliamentary Assembly, Theodoros Rousopoulos,…
US, European powers back outgoing Dutch PM Mark Rutte as next NATO head | NATO News
Support of top NATO powers makes Rutte favourite to succeed current Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in October. The United States, United Kingdom, France and Germany…
Polish farmers block Ukraine’s border in protest against grain imports | Agriculture News
Farmers are angry at what they say is unfair competition from cheaper imports from Poland’s war-torn neighbour and ally. Polish farmers have blocked border crossings…
Ukraine recovery and reconstruction: $486 billion over the next decade
Reconstruction and recovery in war-torn Ukraine is projected to cost $486 billion over the next decade, up from $411 billion estimated a year ago, a…
Why sanctions haven’t hobbled Russia
Why sanctions haven’t hobbled Russia? Moscow’s continued strength is a humbling result for the U.S. and its allies, stresses ‘The New York Times’. Western nations…
EU launches Red Sea naval mission to protect shipping from Houthi attacks | European Union News
The operation will send European warships and early warning systems to the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and surrounding waters. The European Union has launched…
Strategic Minerals Geopolitics in Africa: Unraveling Great Power Competition
Abstract: Africa is poised at the forefront of a transformative era as the world shifts towards sustainable energy sources, with its rich mineral reserves emerging…