A new project has been launched to address Europe’s competitiveness against the major world powers: it’s called the Rhine Group.
Politics
Serbia has recently experienced a political upheaval, with violent protests rocking the country and undermining President Vucic’s political credibility.
Beneath the blinding white expanse of the Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt flat on earth, lies a prize the clean-energy age cannot do without, and a political question Bolivia has spent two decades failing to answer.
Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has just under three years left in the only presidential term the Philippine constitution will allow him.
Giorgia Meloni is about to become the longest-serving prime minister in the history of the Republic, her party towers over every rival, and yet the ground beneath her right flank is shifting in ways that could decide the election.
Thousands of miles apart, with no shared party and no shared language, a Romanian outsider and America’s most influential conservative broadcaster have arrived at almost the same ten commandments.
A speech from Kennedy’s presidential campaign, now recirculating widely, lays out the most complete version of the argument that Washington provoked the war it claims merely to be resisting.
When thousands of Albanians poured into the streets of Tirana chanting “Albania is not for sale,” they were reacting to what many see as the most brazen act of political clientelism in the country’s post-communist history
On the steps of a Bucharest courthouse, Călin Georgescu delivered what may be his most incendiary statement yet