EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS

Bulgaria’s elections present genuine choices amidst high polarisation and negative rhetoric, according to international observers

BULGARIA European Interest -
Bulgaria's early parliamentary elections on April 19 saw increased voter participation and were conducted with transparency and efficiency. However, international observers noted gaps in...

Climate Change Is Here – And It’s Reshaping the OSCE Region

CENTRAL ASIA Theodoros Benakis -
Climate change has long been treated as a distant threat—a slow-moving crisis unfolding beyond the policy horizon. That illusion has now collapsed. It is...

Three Greek ministers resign amid EU investigation into alleged farm subsidy fraud

CORRUPTION European Interest -
On Friday, three Greek government ministers resigned amid an ongoing European investigation into alleged fraud involving European Union farm subsidies. The resignations included Agriculture...

The EU’s electricity grids must be strong, smart and secure, EESC stressed

ENERGY Theodoros Benakis -
In its March plenary session, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) emphasised the need for the EU to adopt more decentralised energy solutions...

Allies not yielding to Trump’s strong-arm pressure on Iran

EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS Theodoros Benakis -
US President Donald Trump is couching his demands that allies help him with the Iran war by claiming that they owe Washington for decades...
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