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Corruption scandals undermine Ukraine more than Russian attacks
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EU divisions deepen over Russian sanctions as Commission rejects compromise on oligarch delistings
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Corruption scandals undermine Ukraine more than Russian attacks
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A 38-MEP amendment highlights differences over the pace and balance of tobacco reform, while the Commission faces questions over the analysis supporting its planned...
Europe
EU finance ministers failed to agree on revised tobacco tax rules on Monday, 9 November, despite an Irish presidency push that brought the bloc...
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In recent years, fundamental human rights and democratic values have suffered serious setbacks, as the political centre in Europe has retreated to the margins....
Europe
by Taras Kuzio Every state eventually learns the same lesson: what an outside power cannot seize by force, itwill try to acquire through the...
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Bulgaria’s Karlos Nasar takes gold after a formidable challenge from Kazakhstan’s Nurgissa Adiletuly, with Iran claiming bronze and host China demonstrating its strength across...
Europe
CITES committee recognises India’s wildlife import reforms as scrutiny shifts to exporting countries
France and Germany press for wider due diligence; Canada-led recommendation sends the CITES Secretariat to exporting countries, which could include EU member states; India...
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A coalition of 201 European businesses and associations has urged European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to reconsider the approach to revising EU...
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Growing technology exports and major investment in computing infrastructure are giving Kazakhstan a stronger foothold in the digital economy. The challenge is to turn...
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China’s perspective offers a constructive response to concerns over trade deficits, industrial competition and secure supply chains. The European Parliament delegation’s visit to China...
