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The Judicial Council of North Macedonia has postponed the appointment of a new Constitutional Court judge until after the local elections, scheduled for November 2nd. The decision was made following t...
The European Union has strongly condemned the recent Israeli attack targeting the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), emphasizing that it is the latest in a series of similar incidents t...
According to the latest Rule of Law Index for 2025, published by the independent Washington-based organization World Justice Project (WJP), Montenegro ranks 55th among 143 countries and jurisdictions....
A new Eurobarometer survey shows that more than half of European Union citizens support its further enlargement. According to the results, 56 percent of respondents believe that candidate countries, a...
Russian authorities reported that they thwarted another attack by Ukrainian drones on Moscow and its surroundings last night. This is the second consecutive day that Russian air defenses have been act...
Hungary plans to join forces with the Czech Republic and Slovakia to form a new type of cooperation, expressing skepticism about continued support for Ukraine. This information was confirmed to Politi...
Economy expert Haki Shatri warns that Kosovo could enter 2026 without a new government and an adopted budget, which would have serious consequences for the functioning of the state. Shatri emphasizes ...
The office of the President of North Macedonia, Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova, has so far paid over 70,000 euros for the services of external associates engaged for various issues, including political, ...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's statement that Ukraine is not a sovereign state has provoked numerous reactions and become a subject of debate in the international community. This statement co...
Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has been in power for over two decades, is facing the question of his future rule. In the context of his advanced age and occasional instability within the Kremli...
Political and social crisis continues in Serbia, and citizens' trust in the European Union is rapidly declining, while student pro-democracy protests persist. This situation puts the EU in an awkward ...
In 2024, the European Union and its 27 member states allocated significant funds, specifically €31.7 billion from public funds, to support developing countries in their efforts to reduce greenhouse ga...