Crisis Group warns resolution of conflict between Serbia and Kosovo increasingly distant
There is “scant hope” of Belgrade and Pristina overcoming their difficulties and normalising relations, says a new Crisis Group report.
There is “scant hope” of Belgrade and Pristina overcoming their difficulties and normalising relations, says a new Crisis Group report.
Iran’s leader, Ali Khamenei, has been unusually muted in his first official response to the killing of seven military officers in Damascus on April 1.
According to officials speaking to the American outlet, the US highlighted the venue as a possible target, two weeks before terrorists from Islamic State – Khorasan Province (ISIS-K) killed 144 people and injured hundreds more.
ENAG’s alternative headline figure calculated at 125% y/y.
One of Europe’s poorest regions is tackling labour shortages by importing workers from as far away as Bangladesh, India and Nepal.
The Nairobi Securities Exchange PLC (NSE) has been upgraded from ‘restricted’ to ‘pass’ classification by the FTSE Russell Index Governance ...
Western partners of Georgia view the law as an obstacle to Georgia's Western integration.
Is Uzbekistan engaging in quiet water diplomacy?
Malawi’s parliament has voted to legalise the cultivation of a local cannabis variety but for medicinal and industrial use only. ...
Estonia and Lithuania announced support for rival candidate Mark Rutte on April 2, while the US also confirmed its backing for the Dutch PM.
Washington could reportedly impose penalties on the bank for violating sanctions if deal goes ahead.
Russia’s manufacturing sector in March 2024 continued to see a sharp improvement in its health, according to latest PMI reports from S&P Global.
Despite his AKP party’s defeat in the weekend’s local elections, Turkish President ...