Tag: Governance

Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev is spearheading a reform agenda dubbed "New Kazakhstan," aiming to distance his administration from legacy policies ...

Austria's new government has officially taken office five months after the elections, marking a pivotal shift in the nation’s political ...

The Armenian parliamentary committee has decided to postpone the debate on the EU accession bill, a significant move amid ongoing ...

In light of Malta's proposed moratorium on specific developments, it's crucial to assess its necessity thoroughly. Stakeholders must weigh potential ...

North Macedonia's Prime Minister has expressed deep frustration over what he termed "humiliating" demands from the EU related to the ...

The OSCE has announced its support for Moldova’s People’s Advocate Office to enhance oversight of the security sector. This initiative ...

Merz's conservatives are facing a potential setback in the upcoming German regional vote, as recent polls indicate diminishing support. The ...

The UNODC, in collaboration with the Academy for Judges and Prosecutors, recently conducted a training session in North Macedonia aimed ...

Crisis Group urges Georgia’s ruling party to halt its escalating crackdown on dissent, warning that such actions threaten democratic values ...

Czech leaders have voiced strong criticism of former President Donald Trump's handling of his meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. ...

Bosnia's defiant Serb leader, Milorad Dodik, has been sentenced to one year in prison for his inflammatory rhetoric and actions ...

The European Union has issued a warning to Slovakia over its proposed foreign agent law targeting non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Critics ...