Tag: Governance

In the wake of Georgia's fiercely contested election, analysts from the Atlantic Council dive deep into what this means for ...

Portugal's government hit a major roadblock as it collapsed after a confidence vote exposed sharp divisions within the ruling coalition. ...

The OSCE Secretary General has wrapped up a pivotal visit to Moldova, underscoring the organization's unwavering commitment to safeguarding the ...

Bosnia’s constitutional court has taken a bold step by temporarily suspending a series of separatist laws passed by Bosnian Serb ...

The government has addressed the GSD's recent criticisms about scholarship admissions, assuring that all "genuine" applicants will encounter no obstacles. ...

Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik has boldly ignored a court summons tied to serious allegations of undermining state institutions. His ...

In a recent statement, a deputy warned that new regulations might set off a chain reaction of even more rules. ...

The World Bank has committed to driving a major transformation in Albania's public service reform, focused on boosting efficiency and ...

North Macedonia's Prime Minister has launched a fierce campaign against the judiciary, calling it an “assault on the swamp,” igniting ...

The autonomous status of Åland has sparked remarkable economic growth and vibrant cultural preservation, allowing the islands to flourish like ...

In the wake of mounting protests in Serbia, the EU finds itself under increasing pressure to back the demonstrators' urgent ...

Calin Georgescu's recent disqualification from the elections has sent shockwaves through Romania's political scene. With crucial elections on the horizon, ...