Austria’s Secretary of State Karoline Edtstadler pulled few punches during her press conference earlier this month, standing alongside the Federal…
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18 months into Saudi boycott, Qatar is bouncing back
Eighteen months into the Saudi-led boycott of Qatar, new data from the IMF shows that Doha’s economy is defying any…
Bitter lessons from 1918
The First World War ended 100 years ago today (Sunday) after a civilian peace delegation dispatched by the German government,…
Digitization: how Europe can catch up
Everyone from the CEOs of Fortune 500 companies to tiny start-ups and leading politicians gathered in Lisbon for the Web…
Atoning for imperial sins
Few Britons know about the 1860 destruction of the Peking Summer Palace at the end of the Second Opium War…
Sweden under fire for Assange case
Ecuador has voiced concern about the “serious lack of progress” by Sweden in its moves to prosecute WikiLeaks founder Julian…
Erdogan faces vote of confidence
On April 16 Turkey decides if it wants to be governed by an executive presidency with significantly increased powers. President…
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Uzbek migrants can’t escape state spies
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Why NATO continues to divide the Balkans
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Uzbek-Kazakh brotherhood re-established
21 Mar 2017
Polls tip Macron for victory
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Uzbek leader makes first foreign trip
17 Mar 2017
Dutch reject Wilders’ populism
3 Mar 2017
Abuse victim quits Vatican probe
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By-elections put Corbyn in spotlight
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Assassin could be one of many
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