In a recent essay on Samantha Power, President Joe Biden’s new administrator of the United States Agency for International Development, Michelle Goldberg of The New York Times writes – correctly – that Power’s “first ..
After more than six years of political feuds, intermittent conflict and a foreign-backed assault on the capital, Libyans appear to have turned a page by forming a unified interim government. On 15 March, parliament approved a ..
There is a view liberal democracy is in its twilight years and the gathering, on 11-13 June, of the Group of Seven industrialised economies – with Australia, South Korea, and India also invited – could be little more than a ..
The idea presented by France and Germany to invite Russian President Vladimir Putin to a summit for talks has sparked criticism from some EU countries that take a more hawkish line on ties with Moscow. EU leaders met in Brussels ..
European Union affairs ministers quizzed their Hungarian and Polish counterparts on Tuesday (22 June) under the Article 7 sanctions procedure for the first time since the pandemic started. The Article 7 sanctions procedure – ..