Protests continue in Belarus over ‘rigged’ elections
Even as the key opposition candidate disappeared into the neighbouring country, detractors of long-time president continued to protest the biased
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Europe is yet to fulfil its COVID-19 commitments
rom Scotland to Spain, European countries are witnessing an unprecedented surge in Coronavirus cases in recent days, forcing the governments
Long time president in Belarus faces election of
The president has been in power since 1994 but he is being challenged by an unlikely candidate in the upcoming
Sanctions against autocratic EU governments on the cards
Access to EU recovery funds should be subject to adherence to democratic principles, according to France.In the face of corruption
Opinion Polls: President Macron’s popularity increases after the
French President Emmanuel Macron's popularity increased by six points in the opinion polls that were done on July 21-23, especially,
Facebook sues the EU: “Our employees’ privacy has
According to British media, Facebook has sued the European Union for the invasion of its employees’ privacy.The appeal, filed before
Changing EU-US relations in geopolitical discourse
For more than seven decades, the United States and the European Union have shared stable relations in the world order
European green recovery dependent on efforts of member
The European Union is working on a green economic recovery in the post-pandemic process. Recently, European Commission President Ursula von
European Council conclusions, “We did it. Europe is
“We did it. Europe is strong. Europe is united”, European Council President Charles Michel said commenting the conclusions of the
Europe has ignored Italy’s request for urgent help
At the end of February, Italy asked for urgent help to deal with the spread of the new Coronavirus but
