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Russian fish could be slipping onto your Christmas table

Euractiv.com - mar, 23/12/2025 - 08:00
Despite restrictions, the EU still buys Russian fish worth hundreds of millions of euros each year

Why is Türkiye Interested in South Asia?

TheDiplomat - mar, 23/12/2025 - 07:35
Although Türkiye is geographically distant from South Asia, it has a history of involvement in the region because of religion and geopolitics.

Géopolitique et football au Kosovo : la marche vers le mondial 2026

Courrier des Balkans - mar, 23/12/2025 - 07:28

Dans les cafés de Pristina, chaque victoire de l'équipe du Kosovo souffle un vent d'espoir et de fierté. Après les déconvenues de l'Euro 2024, l'équipe s'est relevée, reconstruite, jusqu'à se permettre de rêver au mondial 2026. Elle affrontera la Slovaquie en barrages le 31 mars.

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Cautious Cypriot presidency faces tough agricultural agenda

Euractiv.com - mar, 23/12/2025 - 07:00
Cyprus aims to move forward on environmental and food safety reforms during its EU presidency but does not commit to finalising them

US Immigration Policy and the Normalization of Military Rule in Myanmar

TheDiplomat - mar, 23/12/2025 - 06:19
The Department of Homeland Security's claim that there has been “notable progress in governance and stability" in Myanmar borders on military propaganda.

Gaza’s New Normal

Foreign Affairs - mar, 23/12/2025 - 06:00
Persistent limited conflict is more likely than peace.

Can Germany Afford to Be Europe’s Protector?

Foreign Affairs - mar, 23/12/2025 - 06:00
A stronger military requires a stronger economy.

The Pacific Money Blog: 2025 Year in Review

TheDiplomat - mar, 23/12/2025 - 04:31
From new state investment funds to U.S. tariffs, it has been a busy year for Southeast Asia's economies.

James Chin on the Shifting Political Sands in Malaysia’s Sabah State

TheDiplomat - mar, 23/12/2025 - 04:20
Last month’s state election delivered a “a vote for Sabah nationalism” and a major defeat for peninsula-based parties.

Myanmar’s Military Prepares to Enact Its Election Plan

TheDiplomat - mar, 23/12/2025 - 01:44
The junta’s polls, which will be held in three phases starting on December 28, are intended to strengthen military rule by erecting a façade of civilian government.

What Really Happened to Flight MH370?

TheDiplomat - mar, 23/12/2025 - 01:09
The lack of information about the aircraft's disappearance in 2014 has led to the emergence of a range of theories, from the plausible to the wildly speculative.

Malaysian Court Rejects Former PM Najib’s House Arrest Bid

TheDiplomat - mar, 23/12/2025 - 01:01
The court ruled that while a royal order existed stating that the 72-year-old could serve his prison sentence at home, it was invalid and therefore not legally enforceable.

Beyond the Fighting: Leadership and Scams in the Thailand-Cambodia Crisis

TheDiplomat - lun, 22/12/2025 - 23:09
Online scamming operations are entangled in the conflict, but there is no evidence that they were causally responsible for the outbreak of fighting.

Thailand, Cambodia Agree to Hold Ceasefire Talks on December 24

TheDiplomat - lun, 22/12/2025 - 22:59
Due to high levels of bitterness and mistrust on both sides, the talks will be the first step on the long road back to peace and normalcy.

Trump’s Greenland Ambitions Are Far From Over

Foreign Policy - lun, 22/12/2025 - 22:36
The White House signals its aims by appointing a special envoy to the territory.

China-US: A Rivalry Too Entangled to Decouple

TheDiplomat - lun, 22/12/2025 - 20:24
Unlike its Cold War standoff with the Soviet Union, Washington's rivalry with Beijing is constrained by mutual dependence and the high costs of economic separation.

After the Subsidies: EVs and Lessons from China’s Industrial Policy

TheDiplomat - lun, 22/12/2025 - 19:57
Looking closely at how China’s EV sector rose to global dominance offers the United States a chance to discern what to emulate, what to avoid, and how to compete.

What Gulirano Kosimova’s Case Reveals About Accountability in Uzbekistan

TheDiplomat - lun, 22/12/2025 - 19:48
For victims of abuse by state actors, accountability often stops at the courtroom door.

Public don’t perceive how fast AI is reshaping journalism [Advocacy Lab]

Euractiv.com - lun, 22/12/2025 - 18:53
AI has advanced in newsrooms faster than transparency and trust can keep up, says Reuters Institute

British PM faces Labour revolt over closer EU ties

Euractiv.com - lun, 22/12/2025 - 18:31
UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting called for a stronger EU-UK trading relationship

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