MP suggests Republic of Ireland should take ‘rightful’ place in Commonwealth – The Independent
In a recent statement, a prominent MP has urged the Republic of Ireland to reclaim its "rightful" position in the ...
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How Czech-Slovak relations went south as Robert Fico turned east – POLITICO Europe
Czech-Slovak relations have soured as former Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico’s pro-Russian pivot raises concerns in Prague. Critics argue his ...
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‘Ankara must not forget’ pro-government Azerbaijani media reacts to opening of Armenia–Turkey border – OC Media
Following the recent re-opening of the Armenia–Turkey border, pro-government Azerbaijani media have urged Ankara to remain cautious. Analysts emphasize that ...
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Belarus Weekly: Lukashenko signs security treaty, pulling Belarus further into Russia’s orbit – Kyiv Independent
In a significant move, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has signed a security treaty, deepening the country’s ties with Russia. This ...
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Putin Gets a Snub in the Vast Wine Cellars of a Former Soviet Republic – The New York Times
In a symbolic gesture, leaders from the former Soviet republic of Moldova have snubbed Russian President Vladimir Putin during a ...
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Plaid leader to say he will put Starmer ‘on notice’ – Guernsey Press
Plaid Cymru's leader is set to issue a strong warning to Labour leader Keir Starmer, declaring he will put him ...
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Czech Republic Seeks EU Lifeline for RFE/RL – Times of Central Asia
The Czech Republic is advocating for EU support for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) amid financial challenges. Officials stress the ...
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Ukraine, Georgia Slovakia and post-soviet heritage – Lampoon Magazine
In the latest issue of Lampoon Magazine, explore the intricate ties between Ukraine, Georgia, and Slovakia as they navigate their ...
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Turkish Journalist Blames Azerbaijan for Stalling Yerevan-Ankara Normalization – Armenian News by MassisPost
A Turkish journalist has accused Azerbaijan of impeding the normalization process between Armenia and Turkey, highlighting ongoing tensions in the ...
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Can Bosnia and Herzegovina “survive” after the top court ruling against Milorad Dodik? – European Western Balkans
Bosnia and Herzegovina faces a pivotal moment following the constitutional court's ruling against Milorad Dodik's nationalist agenda. As tensions rise, ...
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‘The centre-right must formulate a clear programme for Slovenia’— Interview with Andrej Lokar – Hungarian Conservative
In an exclusive interview, Andrej Lokar emphasizes the urgent need for Slovenia's centre-right parties to develop a cohesive program. He ...
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Iran and Turkiye: Old rivals, new fault lines – The Cradle
Iran and Turkiye, once regional rivals, are navigating new geopolitical complexities that threaten to reshape their longstanding relationship. As both ...
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