Category: Politics

Growth across Central, East, and Southeast Europe remains resilient despite recent energy price shocks related

A major infrastructure announcement has positioned a small Croatian town, Topusko, as the site for

Montenegro is advancing toward European Union membership, with EU member states beginning work on drafting

The European Commission’s AccelerateEU plan aims to address the bloc’s persistent vulnerability to global energy

The European Court of Justice delivered a notable ruling on April 21, 2026, striking down

Mongolia has shown notable economic improvements, evidenced by fiscal surpluses for four consecutive years and

The International Monetary Fund’s recent global growth forecasts, presented in mid-April, suggest that headline growth

The Moral Case for Harm Reduction Opinion April 17, 2026 Sam Ben-Meir Harm reduction is

Europe’s Climate Ambition Faces Investment Hurdles Europe’s commitment to climate action, including the European Green

Who Speaks for Tomorrow? Analysis April 15, 2026 Marek Grzegorczyk The increasing need to consider