Category: 3. Europe

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European defence companies say Japan has accelerated its opening to non-American suppliers of military equipment since…

Port congestion is worsening at key gateways in northern Europe and other hubs, according to a new report which suggests trade wars could spread maritime disruptions to Asia and the U.S. and push up shipping rates.

Waiting times for berth space…

Jette Nietzard, Co-Chefin der Grünen Jugend, provoziert mit Strategie: Ob ACAB-Pullover im Bundestag, Entgleisungen zu Christian Lindner oder radikale Äußerungen auf Parteitagen und in Interviews – ihre Methode ist kalkuliert. Erst provozieren, dann relativieren, dann in…

Prior to this embarrassing set of mismatched actions, Trump and his team had already done cataclysmic damage to America’s standing as a supporter of democracy and human rights in the world: They disparaged multiple democratic allies, threatened some of them with territorial grabs, blamed…

A 2021 ruling by the European Court of Human Rights found that Russia was responsible for human rights violations in Crimea — including torture, unlawful detention and enforced disappearances. That established a key precedent by recognizing that Moscow had effectively seized control of the…

The Games of the Small States of Europe (GSSE) began this evening with a spectacular Opening Ceremony at the Andorra National Stadium, setting the stage for a memorable week of…