Foreign Policy New Report Exposes Brutal Methods of Russia’s Wagner Group
How a shady network of operatives serves as the tip of the spear in Russia’s global influence efforts with almost no accountability.
( ) Read allEU’s top diplomat says no to Russia rejoining G7
The European Union doesn't think Russia should rejoin the G7.
( ) Read allMoldovan court facilitates attempt to expropriate European investment in Moldova’s Seaport
On 12 May 2020 the Chișinău Appeals Court barred Danube Logistics SRL from transferring funds to its Dutch shareholder Danube Logistics Holding BV. Danube Logistics SRL is the operator of Giurgiulești International Free Port located on the maritime section of the Danube.
( ) Read allRussian city removes “untruthful” plaque commemorating thousands of Poles murdered by Soviets
On the building that once housed the local headquarters of the Soviet secret police in the Russian city of Tver, where 80 years ago thousands of Polish prisoners of war were murdered, plaques commemorating the victims of Stalinist crimes were today removed.
( ) Read allGerman court lays down EU law
That is the message the country's Constitutional Court sent to the European Union on Tuesday as it delivered a landmark ruling on the legality of the European Central Bank’s bond-buying programs, a decision many observers say challenges both the independence of the ECB and the...
( ) Read allWho’s Afraid of Boris Nemtsov?
New developments in Prague, involving a suitcase of ricin and a diplomatic spat, suggest that Putin still is afraid—over five years after Nemtsov’s grisly demise.
( ) Read allTable for one? Sweden pop-up restaurant to serve solo diners only
The cost of a three-course meal at Bord For En (Table For One), a pop-up restaurant in Sweden opening May 10, is left to the diner's discretion. And that is diner, singular, just like the restaurant's name suggests.
( ) Read allSouth Korea fire: Dozens killed in warehouse blaze in Icheon
At least 36 people have been killed in a fire at a warehouse that was under construction in the South Korean city of Icheon.
( ) Read allAllgemeine Zeitung The Law of the WHO, COVID-19 and the Multilateral World Order
A new virus, SARS-CoV-2, emerged in the Chinese city of Wuhan at the end of 2019. Infected persons developed an atypical form of pneumonia, later known as COVID-19. The pathogen created a pandemic, with fatalities throughout the world, and also led to the adoption of restrictive measures...
( ) Read allWashington Post Vladimir Putin has a popularity problem — and the Kremlin knows it
Opinion polls and authoritarian systems don’t go together. However professional or independent the pollster, any results are necessarily skewed as people weigh their responses — especially to questions about the regime — against potential consequences. Political scientists...
( ) Read allA boy from a remote Amazonian tribe has died, raising concerns about Covid-19's impact on indigenous people
The 15-year-old boy from the Yanomami indigenous tribe lived in a remote village such as this one. (CNN) A teenager from an isolated Amazonian tribe who tested positive for Covid-19 has died, raising concerns about the coronavirus' impact on the region's indigenous people.
( ) Read allHow Will the Coronavirus Reshape Democracy and Governance Globally?
The coronavirus pandemic will likely have a transformative impact on multiple dimensions of democratic politics and on governance more broadly. Global leaders should prepare to respond quickly.
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- 01 Iulie 2020, ora: 10:19 What Vladimir Putin Tells Us about His Relations with the West
- 12 Iunie 2020, ora: 12:33 New Report Exposes Brutal Methods of Russia’s Wagner Group
- 03 Iunie 2020, ora: 10:55 EU’s top diplomat says no to Russia rejoining G7
- 27 Mai 2020, ora: 19:30 Moldovan court facilitates attempt to expropriate European investment in Moldova’s Seaport
- 11 Mai 2020, ora: 12:49 Inertia Will Not Bring Joy / The Future of the Eastern Partnership in Moldova
