Germany wins concession that bilateral support be considered as contributions to the fund.
The plan would transform a 130-hectare train station yard in a northern part of the capital into a new city quarter with tourism, economic, business and sports functions.
Tashkent is looking to an array of international partners to hit its ambitious output targets.
The so-called Weimar Triangle has sprung back to life under the Polish premier after an eight-year lull under the previous government of Law and Justice.
Speaking to Russia 1, a state-run television channel, Putin emphasises that while a nuclear confrontation is not imminent, Russia is technologically prepared for this potential scenario.
The stability of Montenegro’s government has been seriously shaken after a conflict between Interior Minister Danilo Saranovic and Prime Minister Milojko Spajic over the election of an acting police chief.
Relentless attacks on Russian refineries have led to widespread disruptions in the nation's energy supply chain.
Netherlands-based Yandex NV, which holds all the non-Russian assets, announced its exit from the Russian market on February 5.
However, no significant changes in domestic and foreign policy are expected, and there are no signs that any plans for a successor for Putin himself are on the horizon.
Leonid Volkov, the former chief of staff of Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny, was violently assaulted near his residence in Vilnius on March 12.
Former leader of Kazakhstan said to have constantly edited footage of scenes that critics said boosted his cult of personality.
Hungary’s economy contracted 0.9% in 2023, ranking the country among the laggards in the EU.
A new Slovak television and radio broadcaster is to be set up in place of RTVS, with a board appointed partly by the government and partly by parliament.
Economists say the infighting within the Orban regime is unnerving investors and hurting the currency, given the ongoing freezing of EU funds because of its violations of the rule of law.
Iohannis stresses unconditional support for Ukraine as he takes on Dutch PM Mark Rutte in race to become next Nato secretary general.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says Bosnia made more reform progress in the last year than the previous decade.
Report says local nationalist leaders and external actors could heighten tensions for their own political gains in Bosnia and Kosovo.
Rate setters divide along political lines over a vote on a resolution in support of the governor.
Three pro-Ukraine Russian paramilitary groups have claimed to have crossed into Russian territory and engaged in combat with government troops.