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Is Russia A Threat to NATO?
It was late June 2022 when the U.S. along with its North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) members put Russia on top of the list...
Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement between India and EFTA: Will it forge a new direction?
After a protracted negotiation process spanning an impressive 16 years and consisting of 21 formal rounds, India and the four European Free Trade Association...
Ukraine: From Independence to Russian Special Military Operation -Who Will Win the War?
The Russian-Ukrainian conflict, represented by a whole military operation on 24th of February 2022, was not a mere coincidence. The conflict belongs to the...
EU-frozen Russian assets to generate 15-20 BN until 2027
Russian assets, frozen in the European Union are likely to generate between 15 billion and 20 billion euros in after-tax profits until 2027, depending...
Turning Tides: Climate Change Watershed Prompts Reevaluation of Nuclear Energy and Deep-Sea Mining
Energy policy and environmentalism have long proven to be ideological battlegrounds, with frequent rifts over offshore drilling, gas pipelines, wind farms, hydropower, and nuclear...
Greece Spearheads a Dynamic Energy Transition
Countries have different energy priorities due to factors like the availability of energy resources, geopolitics, the population size, environmental considerations and excessive use of...
The EU’s Foreign Policy for a Low-Carbon and Energy-Secure Future
The European Union (EU) is facing a dual challenge of tackling climate change and ensuring energy security in a turbulent world. The EU has...
“News deserts” threaten survival chances of local media
Local media across the European Union is “in real trouble” with the emergence of what is called 'news deserts'.
That is, according to an alarming...
China to extend visa exemption to six European countries
It's about to get easier for some foreign travelers to visit China, with the government announcing plans to extend its visa exemption policy to...
Serious concern about the use of spyware against journalists, abusive lawsuits and journalists in exile
The unlawful deployment of spyware against journalists, the use of abusive lawsuits against journalists to hamper their investigative work and the precarious situation of...