Dutch Elections and the Future of the EU
The Netherlands’ March 15 national elections have drawn international attention due to Geert Wilders’s populist, antiestablishment bid. His Party for…
Month: January 2022
For France, Italy, and Germany, European solidarity is a wobbly construct
The governments of the European Union's three largest economies, France, Germany, and Italy, insist that they stand for Ukraine's democratic…
Moderna starts clinical trial of booster shot against Omicron
Moderna started a clinical trial to study the safety and effectiveness of a booster shot that specifically targets the omicron…
A boycott: Czech politicians will not attend Beijing Olympics
No government politicians will be traveling to the upcoming Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, the spokeswoman of the Czech Ministry…
Polish ambassador to the European Union: a number of sanctions under consideration in the event of Russian invasion of Ukraine
Poland's ambassador to the European Union has said that the bloc is considering a number of "severe" sanctions in the…
Why are Germany and France at odds with the Anglosphere over how to handle Russia?
Can the western alliance against Russia over its buildup of troops on the Ukrainian border hold together? It is a…
UK, Switzerland accused of undermining EU green treaty reforms
The UK and Switzerland have been accused of undermining the European Union’s push for green reforms of an investment treaty.…
The EU Has a Plan to Fix Internet Privacy: Be More Like Apple
Like millions of other internet users in Europe, when Alexandra Geese, a German member of the European Parliament (MEP), wants…
India’s needs of imported cooking oil
Indians will probably buy expensive cooking oils from overseas for at least another 15 years, as demand continues to far…
How digital health care can help treat chronic conditions
Chronic diseases kill 41 million people each year, equivalent to 71 percent of all deaths globally, according to the World…