Foreign Affairs
Sudden shift in US leadership may influence the Brexit process
Brexit’s back. The British have now left the European Union, but the two sides are still arguing about their future relationship. We’re running out of time and the…
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‘Respublika’ vs. Timur Kulibayev: the story of demise of the last independent media in Kazakhstan
Central Asian is prone to fall into either oligarchy or totalitarian regimes. Kazakhstan is well established oligarchy with handful of major tycoons controlling everything from oil to media,…
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EU delegates hint about progress on Brexit Deal
European Union and United Kingdom begotiators have made progress in resolving some of the major differences that make the Brexit talks difficult. That’s what initiates said to Bloomberg…
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Fake passport isn’t a reason for deportation: Mukhtar Ablyazov satisfied as Italian cops go to jail
Mukhtar Ablyazov himself and his family used fake diplomatic passports of the African countries to cross the borders and flee to the Europe. It wasn’t enough to deport…
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Annual custom duties for Spanish produce may reach €198 million
The negotiations between the European Commission and the United Kingdom to agree on the future trade relationship after the Brexit are in the last straight line. Yesterday, the…
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says that there are three million COVID cases in the country
Spain has far more COVID-19 events than the official figures suggest. According to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, there are more than 3 million, about three times as many.…
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Let the virus fly, asks IATA
The aviation sector benefits from open borders and therefore calls for COVID-19 tests to enable more travel. According to IATA, quarantine measures and border restrictions undermine the free…
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