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Middle Eastern battlegrounds are alive and kicking even though rivals seek to balance contentious relations. …
Read More »Middle Eastern Rivalries Are Alive And Kicking Despite De-Escalation – Analysis
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‘Bank Walk’: The First Domino To Fall? – OpEd
In early May, Reuters published a report that truly captured my attention. “European savers are …
Read More »Money Supply Has Plummeted In Biggest Drop Since The Great Depression – Analysis
Money supply growth fell again in March, plummeting further into negative territory after turning negative …
Read More »World Bank gives Kosovo glowing report as EU hopes intensify
Kosovo has recorded stable economic progress while reducing the poverty rate and increasing per capita …
Read More »Bosnian Serb leaders back Erdogan in Turkish election
The separatist Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik has called on Turkish citizens to vote for …
Read More »Qatargate: teary-eyed Tarabella reiterates innocence before media
Marc Tarabella, who was conditionally released from his electronic ankle bracelet on Tuesday, once again …
Read More »Italy, France clash over immigration, again
The head of Macron’s party described Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s immigration policy as inhumane …
Read More »Dutch entities that terminated Gazprom contracts to be compensated
Dutch entities that unnecessarily terminated their Gazprom contracts due to government pressure to comply with …
Read More »Russia fumes at Polish decision to reinstate Kaliningrad’s old name
Replacing Kaliningrad’s name with Królewiec, the city’s original name from the Middle Ages, is madness, …
Read More »Making EU Foreign Policy More Effective: Qualified Majority Voting on the Horizon?
Unanimity has been the default voting rule in EU foreign policymaking. Multiple crises could change …
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