Tag: Governance

The CSSF has brought Luxembourg's ICT and outsourcing regulations in line with the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), taking a ...

In a recent report, an independent expert group revealed that human rights violations in Belarus remain alarmingly "widespread and systematic." ...

Slovenia and North Macedonia have launched their inaugural twinning project aimed at strengthening ties within the Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood ...

In "Opinion | To Save Democracy, Here’s a Playbook That Works," The New York Times outlines essential strategies for preserving ...

A recent GLOBSEC report reveals a troubling trend in Bulgaria, highlighting a severe lack of public trust in institutions. The ...

The Moldovan parliament has officially voted to hold early parliamentary elections on September 28. This decision, aimed at addressing ongoing ...

Georgia’s ruling party took a high-stakes gamble by aligning closely with Trump, hoping to secure political gains. However, the recent ...

In the heart of the Balkans, Montenegro is emerging as a pivotal player in Europe's evolving landscape. With its strategic ...

In examining Slovakia's political landscape, Democrats can glean valuable lessons about electoral strategy and coalition-building. As Slovakia navigates its own ...

Bosnia and Herzegovina has taken a significant step towards enhancing freedom of expression and information. The Council of Europe announced ...

In a significant diplomatic engagement, officials from Governo.it met with the Prime Minister of Montenegro to discuss strengthening bilateral relations. ...

Croatia and Liechtenstein have officially signed a bilateral agreement aimed at preventing double taxation, enhancing economic cooperation between the two ...