As part of the EU’s broader climate change policies, the European Parliament recently backed a new plan to effectively ban all new petrol and diesel vehicle sales from
The EU’s digital COVID-19 certificate was due to expire this summer. However, EU lawmakers have backed proposals by the European Parliament’s civil liberties committee to extend the scheme
At a press conference on Monday, high-profile American attorney Richard Donoghue—recently appointed to the legal team defending Slovakian businessman Miroslav Vyboh from bribery allegations—took aim at the system
Despite the EU’s vaccine rollout program being slow initially, Europe now has a high vaccination rate. So far, more than 70% of Europeans have been fully vaccinated, and
Slovakia’s coalition government is evidently in deep trouble. A January 2022 poll had the ruling OLaNO party languishing in fifth place with a paltry 8% of the vote,
Central Asia is occupying an increasingly pivotal position in the European Union’s policy planning, in what is a strategic move on Brussels’ part to get its foot in
In meeting with Kazakhstan’s justice minister Marat Beketayev in Brussels on Wednesday and confirming he would travel to the country’s economic capital of Almaty for the Central Asia-European
In the wake of the stunningly swift fall of Kabul, EU politicians are scrambling to address the short-term consequences of the collapse of the Afghan government: the need
For the first time in their country’s history, rural voters in Kazakhstan turned out to vote for 729 municipal akims (mayors) over the weekend, choosing from nearly 2,300
Following half a year of escalating clandestine crossings into Europe, predominantly from Africa, EU ministers came one step closer to ratifying a “migration pact” between Member States this
