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Seven years after Kassym-Jomart Tokayev assumed Kazakhstan’s presidency, a striking set of economic and social indicators offers a statistical portrait of a country that...
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This summer Europe was hit by a record-breaking heatwave. As millions of Europeans turned to Chinese air conditioners for relief, some politicians reached for...
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For Europeans thinking about leaving home, Russia would not normally be the easiest choice. Direct travel is more limited than it once was, banking...
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Singapore’s International Arbitration Centre has promised to investigate damaging claims around a controversial $490 million ruling it made last year.[1] The Bar Standards Board...
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An Open Letter: As members of parliaments, human rights experts, academics, civil society representatives and public figures across Europe, we, the undersigned, express our...
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International Women’s Day is celebrated annually on the 8th of March, as an opportunity to highlight the invaluable contributions of women across the world....
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A group of European scientists has warned the European Commission that public statements about the risks of smoke-free nicotine products may be misleading and...
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Cyprus has emerged as an unexpected pivot point in negotiations over the European Union’s long-awaited Tobacco Excise Directive (TED) overhaul, after proposing limits on...
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The next phase of Bangladesh’s story began last week with the landslide election of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party. Following his victory, Prime Minister Tarique...
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A new poll underscores a clear message from Greenland: the vast majority of its people oppose becoming part of the United States, reaffirming the...
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Last week a bombshell report on U.S.-Bangladeshi relations dropped in the Washington Post. Leaked audio revealed a U.S. diplomat based in Dhaka saying that...
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By Roman Vassilenko, Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the European Union The 2nd of February marks the 33rd anniversary of the establishment...
