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On March 2, 2026, Mikhail Gorbachev would have turned 95. Today, when Europe and Russia seem divided by an unbridgeable chasm and threats are...
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An eleventh-hour trade deal binding the country for years to come
Will Bangladesh’s Use of Interpol Red Notices Undermine its Long-term Credibility?
Is Bangladesh’s Banking Reform a Cover for Politically-Motivated Asset Seizure?
Antiques Dealer Vito Giallo, Who Worked for Andy Warhol, Unearths His Gems
The Overlooked Stone Carvers of Escolásticas
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The Need for an Inclusive and Comprehensive Democratic Reform and Amnesty Process in Turkey
International Women’s Day: The future is female
Scientists accuse EU of misleading public on risks of smoke-free nicotine products
Britain, Europe and Trump’s Iran war: the “defensive” logic that could still drag the UK in
Gorbachev at 95: Why the Legacy of the Last Soviet Leader Holds the Key to Europe’s Security Today
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Will Bangladesh’s Use of Interpol Red Notices Undermine its Long-term Credibility?
EU-Moldova Crisis: European and American Politicians Barred from MEGA Conference
OLAF played key role in Ukraine’s uncovering of massive underground pesticide production
Hoekstra’s fiscal plan on Nicotine harms Italy and fuels smuggling
New Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Regional Skills Partnership to strengthen the French textile industry
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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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As the Middle East lurches into another high-intensity confrontation, the British government is trying to hold two ideas in the public mind at the...
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In its final days, Bangladesh’s Interim Government inked a curious trade agreement with the United States. The deal’s origination had been largely shrouded in...
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Last week, a group of widely respected senior lawyers raised concerns about the lack of proper legal rights and procedures in high-profile trials in...
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How a new banking law could enable a quiet campaign to dismantle business empires linked to the previous government. Having affirmed a recent ordinance...
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The body of the stone dealer had been decaying for several weeks by the time it was found in an Upper West Side apartment....
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It has been a turbulent year globally, but especially for Bangladesh, which has faced down growing social, religious and ethnic tensions internally as well...
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The Republic of Moldova finds itself at the center of a diplomatic storm after denying entry to 17 foreign political figures and activists invited...
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A fierce policy debate over the European Union’s Tobacco Excise Directive (TED) reopened a few weeks ago as the European Economic and Social Committee...
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Amid a swirl of rumours that he would be replaced, Bangladesh’s central bank governor, Ahsan Mansur, abruptly and unceremoniously left his post this week....
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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...