Macron’s US visit could be a show of European unity
French President Emmanuel Macron is on a state visit to Washington. This week’s visit should mark the end of a quarrel between the two countries, and could also underscore a Read More
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Eagle Hills launches $2.5bn superyacht port project in Albania despite fierce opposition
UAE-based property developer Eagle Hills will built the largest-ever superyacht marina in the Mediterranean at Albania’s port city Durres.
Europe’s anti-American itch
BERLIN — It’s gotten cold in Europe, the economy is tanking and the natives are getting restless. There’s only one answer: Blame America. Pointing across the Atlantic has long been Read More
With Media Under Fire, Organizations Rally to Offer Support
From the evacuation of Ukrainian journalists in occupied cities to legal support for independent reporters from Russia, a community of organizations is working to keep media safe. In Ukraine, the Read More
The raw truth of Europe’s raw materials
Admiral Dennis Blair is the chairman of SAFE, a nonpartisan energy security organization, and a former U.S. Director of National Intelligence and Commander of the U.S. Pacific Command. Robbie Diamond Read More
Russia Donates 260,000 Tons of Fertilizer to Africa
Russia has donated 260,000 metric tons of fertilizer it produced that was sitting in European ports and warehouses for use by farmers in Africa, the United Nations said Tuesday. “This Read More
Moldova is Europe’s democratic ‘bright spot,’ report says
Democracy in Hungary and Poland continues to backslide but Moldova is a “bright spot” in Europe, according to a new report published Wednesday morning. Moldova, which neighbors Ukraine, faces the Read More
Yandex Board gathers in Istanbul after parent company announces intention to exit Russia
Yandex’s Board is meeting to discuss re-structuring plans. The Board has already announced that it hopes to divest most of its Russian business, with hopes of maintaining four key startups Read More
Referendum Shows Slovenian Support for RTV’s Independence, Journalists Say
Journalists at Slovenia’s public broadcaster RTV have expressed relief at the results of a referendum aimed at protecting them from political interference. The results show “citizens support us and want Read More
Heusgen: ‘Russia is playing games all over the place’
As well as the war in Ukraine, Russia is using hybrid warfare in different countries to advance its interests, warns Christoph Heusgen, chairman of the Munich Security Conference, in a Read More
