Category: 3. Europe

The European Central Bank (ECB) has recently taken the stage to warn against Trump’s crypto push, claiming it could stifle the European economy. Primarily, the ECB has questioned whether…

The latest figures put Britain’s GDP growth this year lower than Canada (1.4 percent) and the U.S. (1.8 percent), but above Japan (0.6 percent), France (0.6 percent), Italy (0.4 percent), Germany (0 percent), and the Euro area (0.8 percent). 

The international body said the U.K.’s…

The 7th ADA Political Forum took place in Azerbaijan under the theme “Facing the New World Order”.

The event brought together 80 participants from 44 countries to discuss changing global dynamics, the decline of unipolarity, energy security and climate challenges. 

Held in both Baku…

Uzbekistan’s cuisine reflects centuries of Silk Road exchange. In Tashkent’s Chorsu Bazaar, horsemeat sausage and fermented dairy sit alongside vibrant spices and fresh produce.

At the city’s Plov Centre, chefs prepare the national rice dish in vast cauldrons, serving thousands…

Russia has launched air strikes on both Odesa and Zaporizhzhia, less than 24 hours after a purported Easter ceasefire unilaterally declared by Moscow ended and just over a day before Ukrainian, British, French and US officials are due to meet in London to discuss the war.

Odesa…

Europe needs a Walter Lippmann.

In his 1943 book, U.S. Foreign Policy: Shield of the Republic, the famous American journalist and political thinker persuasively argued that foreign policy ought to be balanced—that is, a state’s foreign…

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European capital markets have long been in the shadow of their US counterparts. This year, investors are suddenly…