Erdogan’s Bold Balkan Ambitions: Resolve Serbia-Kosovo Conflict to Cement Turkish Influence
Sworn in for the third term as Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan has once again turned to the Balkans. This
Trip to Europe? Be prepared for delays at airports
Airports in Europe can expect another busy summer as travel worldwide returns to pre-pandemic levels. After being forced to cancel
It’s official: EU no longer the top client of Russian oil as imports drop 90%
The European Union’s imports of Russian oil have dropped by 90% over a period of just a single year. The
Switzerland Referendum: Voters Support Carbon Cuts as Glaciers Melt
Voters in Switzerland have approved a new climate law that aims to reduce the use of fossil fuels and achieve
Real Madrid not pursuing Kylian Mbappé anymore!
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has cleared the air on Mbappé’s potential transfer to the Spanish club, according to goal.com.
Europe Spends Millions of Euros on ‘Toxic’ Legislature to Turn Refugees Back to War-torn and Famine Riddled Countries
Driven out by political conflict, social upheaval, civil unrest, economic hardships and food insecurity, refugees from Africa have been thronging
Despite setbacks in Ukraine, Russia eager to strengthen influence in old Soviet sphere
Moscow has made a string of strategic blunders during its ‘special military operation’ in Ukraine, reducing its chances for victory.
Poland waters down prosecutor-like powers of special committee investigating ‘Russian influence’
After sparking major controversy with a new law, the Republic of Poland has now decided to water down plans for
Consumers’ Support For Energy Bill Arrived Too Slowly, say MPs
The government must immediately explain how it will protect consumers from future price increases after it took too long for
Why Ukraine’s NATO membership would actually help Russians
Russian President Vladimir Putin claims one of the main reasons behind his ‘Special Military Operation’ in neighbouring Ukraine is to
