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The ICC is investigating alleged crimes against humanity by Belarus

BELARUS March 14, 2026 0

On 12 March, prosecutors at the International Criminal Court...

Polish President vetoes Poland’s security, Tusk vows to find an alternative for using EU defence loans

DEFENCE March 13, 2026 0

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on Friday his...

Far-right Prime Minister Babiš prepares a Russian-style law against Czech non-profit organisations

CZECH REPUBLIC March 13, 2026 0

The current pro-Kremlin Czech coalition government, led by Prime...

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Venice Biennale under fire over Russian presence

Strengthening the EU-Canada partnership in security and defence during global turmoil

Parliament supports extending voluntary online child sexual abuse rules until a permanent framework is established

ECB monitors situation but unlikely to hike rate

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan addresses the Parliament on Armenia’s EU membership aspirations

The ICC is investigating alleged crimes against humanity by Belarus

Polish President vetoes Poland’s security, Tusk vows to find an alternative for using EU defence loans

Far-right Prime Minister Babiš prepares a Russian-style law against Czech non-profit organisations

Slovak outlet may face legal action for republishing court-banned claims about Usmanov ahead of EU sanctions vote

Germany and Austria to release their reserve oil in an attempt to stabilise rising prices

The ICC is investigating alleged crimes against humanity by Belarus

Venice Biennale under fire over Russian presence

Slovak outlet may face legal action for republishing court-banned claims about Usmanov ahead of EU sanctions vote

Strengthening the EU-Canada partnership in security and defence during global turmoil

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan addresses the Parliament on Armenia’s EU membership aspirations

The limits of Iran’s war of attrition

The Sovereignty of Action: Why the “wait-and-see” Europe is dead

How the emerging Israel–UAE axis has brought Turkey closer to Egypt and Saudi Arabia?

Turkey doubles down on Somalia

The 2026 Sovereignty Act. Beyond the Greenland crisis: Why Europe must choose sovereignty or subservience

Michael Heiman: Working with Rats to Demine Karabakh

Uzbekistan on Trial: Radha Stirling on the Crisis of Trust in the Judiciary

Is Uzbekistan at the start of the Magnitsky Act process? An interview with human rights advocate Radha Stirling

Interview: Evgeniy Kochman on real estate trends in Europe in 2024. A market in transition

Levent Kurnaz: the Caspian Sea will dry out if we don’t change agricultural practices

The ICC is investigating alleged crimes against humanity by Belarus

Polish President vetoes Poland’s security, Tusk vows to find an alternative for using EU defence loans

Far-right Prime Minister Babiš prepares a Russian-style law against Czech non-profit organisations

Russia is the only winner of the war in the Middle East, says EU Council President António Costa

German Vice Chancellor has serious doubts that this war is legitimate under international law

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The ICC is investigating alleged crimes against humanity by Belarus

Polish President vetoes Poland’s security, Tusk vows to find an alternative for using EU defence loans

Far-right Prime Minister Babiš prepares a Russian-style law against Czech non-profit organisations

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