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TikTok faces new EU privacy inquiry over user data sent to China

EU and Central Asia held a High-Level Political and Security Dialogue in Dushanbe

EU and Pakistan agreed to strengthen governance and improve business environment

Parliament: North Macedonia must urgently advance EU-related reforms and prevent foreign interference

European Court of Human Rights rejects Le Pen’s request to suspend election ban

Athens is not safe for Jews: Antisemite assault battalions patrol tourist areas of the Greek capital

Russian breached sanctions sharing Dutch tech giant’s know-how

European Court of Human Rights rejects Le Pen’s request to suspend election ban

French authorities raid National Rally HQ in campaign finance probe

ECHR rules against Russia on downed MH17 and human rights abuses in Ukraine

Moldova’s parliament confirms commitment to the European course while opposition leader visits Moscow

TikTok faces new EU privacy inquiry over user data sent to China

EU and Central Asia held a High-Level Political and Security Dialogue in Dushanbe

EU and Pakistan agreed to strengthen governance and improve business environment

Russian breached sanctions sharing Dutch tech giant’s know-how

Will Azerbaijan and Armenia be the next to join the Abraham Accords?

The new frontline: Safeguarding critical infrastructure in an era of hybrid warfare

Where war returns, rights recede: Defending democracy and human dignity 50 years after Helsinki

Helsinki at 50: A blueprint for tackling today’s global crises

EU should not copy France’s failed public health strategy

Michael Heiman: Working with Rats to Demine Karabakh

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

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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

EU and Central Asia held a High-Level Political and Security Dialogue in Dushanbe

Russian breached sanctions sharing Dutch tech giant’s know-how

European Court of Human Rights rejects Le Pen’s request to suspend election ban

Parliament calls to protect religious minorities in Syria

Parliament doesn’t recognise the legitimacy of Georgia’s current one-party parliament and president

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Athens is not safe for Jews: Antisemite assault battalions patrol tourist areas of the Greek capital

Moldova’s parliament confirms commitment to the European course while opposition leader visits Moscow

Will Azerbaijan and Armenia be the next to join the Abraham Accords?

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