As the situation in the Middle East remains volatile, the attention of the European Union has turned towards finding viable solutions to the conflicts, particularly the war in Gaza. The EU Foreign Ministers recently convened in Brussels to engage in discussions and exchanges with key stakeholders from the region. The meeting commenced with an informal … Continue reading European Union Foreign Ministers Discuss Peace Solutions in the Middle East

European Commodity Clearing (ECC) has announced its plans to launch clearing services in the power intraday continuous and day ahead markets in Slovenia by April 2024. This initiative, contingent on regulatory approval, will be conducted in collaboration with the local exchange, BSP Energy Exchange LLC (BSP). This expansion will further bolster ECC’s position, as it … Continue reading European Commodity Clearing Expands Clearing Services in Slovenia

As the Davos World Economic Forum concludes, the stark contrast between the opulence enjoyed by the global elite and the struggles faced by ordinary Ukrainians has prompted a call to action from Razom We Stand. The organisation is urging immediate measures to address the Russian oil and gas exports that are perpetuating a cycle of … Continue reading Taking a Stand Against the Financial Lifeline of Russian Aggression

The tech landscape continues to evolve at a rapid pace, reflecting the changing preferences and needs of consumers. In Belgium, a recent research study has shed light on the most searched tech items in the final quarter of 2023, providing valuable insight into the technology trends that captivated the interest of the populace. An in-depth … Continue reading Unveiling Belgium’s Most Sought After Tech Items in 2023

The European Union’s Ambassador to Bangladesh, Charles Whiteley, recently expressed optimism over the prospect of a significant transformation in the relationship between the EU and Bangladesh in the coming five years. Outlined at the core of this anticipated shift is a new Partnership and Cooperation Agreement, which aims to not only bolster trade and development … Continue reading EU-Bangladesh Relations: A New Frontier

Members of the European Parliament have made a resounding statement in defense of sustainable fisheries. On a recent proposal to override safeguards protecting fish stocks from collapse, the Parliament firmly rejected attempts to circumvent essential procedures. This decision marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing battle for the conservation of marine ecosystems. The Greens/EFA Group, … Continue reading Upholding Sustainable Fisheries: European Parliament’s Victory Against Overfishing

As the European Union's AI Act nears the final stages of negotiation, the debate around the scope and limitations of facial recognition technology has taken center stage. The initial restriction of this controversial technology to the prosecution of serious criminal offenses has now been relaxed, raising concerns about the potential impact on digital freedom and … Continue reading The Uncertain Future of AI Regulation in the European Union

The recent escalation of military tensions between the U.S. and U.K. against Yemen's Houthis has inadvertently exacerbated the situation, creating unexpected repercussions for international shipping in the Red Sea. The attempt to restore deterrence has paradoxically strengthened the de facto shipping blockade by the Houthis, prompting Western commercial vessels to rethink navigating these crucial waterways. … Continue reading The Unforeseen Consequences of Escalation in Yemen

President Nikos Chrystodoulides' pledge to surround himself with the "finest out of the finest" officials has come under scrutiny in the wake of recent developments. Andreas C Chrysafis asserts that the president's promises have failed to materialize, casting doubt on his ability to navigate the complex political landscape of Cyprus. The author points to the … Continue reading Cyprus Political Turmoil: A Critical Examination