Tag: Governance

North Macedonia's government celebrates its first year in office, but the journey has been a rollercoaster of achievements and setbacks. ...

Slovenia has successfully raised €1 billion with its very first sustainability-linked bond, making history as the first European sovereign to ...

Gonzato underscores the vital role of independent justice institutions in Albania's EU negotiation journey, stressing that meaningful reforms are essential ...

The Council of Europe is calling on Bosnia and Herzegovina to ramp up its fight against corruption, emphasizing ongoing challenges ...

Thirty years after the Dayton Agreement, Bosnia and Herzegovina remains deeply divided, with crucial reforms still at a standstill. The ...

Slovakia has pointed to a recent European Parliament initiative to defend its Kremlin-style bill, boldly calling it "legitimate." This controversial ...

The United Nations Development Programme is uncovering how AI can transform development in Bosnia and Herzegovina, highlighting the power of ...

A Moldovan delegation traveled to Finland to explore the unique autonomy model of the Ã…land Islands, hoping to gain valuable ...

Europe stands at a critical crossroads to halt Georgia's alarming drift toward authoritarianism. The European Council on Foreign Relations calls ...

Finland's legislature has taken a bold step forward by advancing a bill that empowers the Sámi Parliament, boosting indigenous self-governance ...

MEPs sound the alarm as Slovakia risks sliding into democratic decline reminiscent of Hungary, highlighting serious worries about media freedom ...

The Council of Europe's GRECO has called on Liechtenstein to ramp up its anti-corruption efforts within the government, police, and ...