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COP28: All the climate crisis warning lights flashing red – in charts and maps
The great and good have assembled in UAE’s capital of Dubai for the COP28 conference to hash out a plan to avert the looming environmental disaster, but its probably too late.
INTERVIEW: Eurasian Development Bank brings Central Asia together with sustainable green investments
Central Asia is once again the “navel of the world” as overland trade between Asia and Europe takes off.
INTERVIEW: Andrew Michta, director of the Scowcroft Strategy Initiative
“If we find ourselves in a situation where Ukraine is cut off financially and runs out of resources, if we force Ukraine into some sort of frozen conflict or armistice, that is a victory for Putin.”
Yesterday’s Belarussian heroes become today’s foes in Lithuania
Rightwing politicians now argue Belarussians should be treated more like Russians than Ukrainians when they come to the country.
Absent Armenia remains elephant in room as Putin prepares for CIS summit in Kyrgyzstan
Trip abroad is Russian leader’s first since International Criminal Court issued a warrant for his arrest.
Emerging Europe faces a new low growth and high inflation equilibrium, says wiiw
The wiiw has cut its growth forecasts for Central Europe, while raising them for the Western Balkans, Turkey, Ukraine and the Commonwealth of Independent States.
Armenia refuses to take part in CIS summit and CSTO military drills in Kyrgyzstan
No shows are more signs of the worsening relations with Russia, Armenia's onetime ally and protector.
Migration issues ratchet up tension between Poland and Germany
The row threatens to worsen already rocky relations between Warsaw and Berlin, with the ruling Law and Justice party accusing the opposition Civic Platform party of taking orders from Germany.