Tag: Governance

Bosnia's highest court has called on Interpol to issue a warrant for Serb leader Milorad Dodik, accusing him of threatening ...

Recent bribery scandals rocking Greece's public sector have once again exposed the deep-rooted challenge of corruption in the country. Ongoing ...

Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev is skillfully steering the nation toward a bold vision of a "new and just" society, all ...

The trial of Milorad Dodik, the Bosnian Serb leader, threatens to spark long-standing ethnic tensions in Bosnia. With the country’s ...

In a recent statement, a prominent MP passionately called on the Republic of Ireland to reclaim its "rightful" place in ...

The OSCE has sparked an essential dialogue among experts from Italy, Moldova, and Romania, zeroing in on innovative strategies to ...

The Council of Europe Congress has taken a decisive step by adopting a pivotal resolution on Georgia, spotlighting pressing concerns ...

In "Building DPI: Lessons Learned from Kazakhstan," the Center for Strategic & International Studies dives into Kazakhstan’s groundbreaking strategies for ...

Portugal's government has hit a major crisis, sparking political uncertainty and the possibility of new elections. Deep divisions within the ...

Ekrem Ä°mamoÄŸlu, the imprisoned mayor of Istanbul, has emerged as the bold presidential candidate for Turkey's opposition coalition. His candidacy ...

The EU Commission has officially alerted Greece for not incorporating several crucial European directives into its national law. This move ...

Moldovan authorities have arrested the leader of the autonomous Gagauzia region, intensifying the clash between local leaders and the central ...