Politics

'I owe everything to Emmanuel Macron'

France's new prime minister is the president's most diligent student

Brussels bureaucracy is losing people

Will "Mr. Veto," Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, be allowed on the captain's bridge of the European Council?

Bulgaria: Schengen at the end of the tunnel

What awaits Russians who have real estate in this popular Balkan country?

From total poverty to the world's first economy

45 years have passed since the beginning of China's reform and opening up. What's next?

Crisis in Saakashvili's party

What the split of the United National Movement can lead to

Evgeny Buzhinsky: Ukraine should accept Russia's terms before it loses more territories

Migration issue could finally mess up the United States

Border guards in Tucson, the fastest growing metropolis in the US state of Arizona, are having a tough time.

US base - in Santa Claus' homeland

Not only uncontrolled zones of the Pentagon, but also military biological laboratories may appear in Finland.

China-Russia: no dollar in settlements

Last week, a large government delegation headed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin visited China. What are the results and prospects?

Pinochet's constitution is alive and well

Thanks to a leftist president, Chile's Pinochet-era Constitution remains in force.

Germany: there will be no "Alternative"

Ahead of elections in the eastern states, Germany's secret service is seeking to take control of the second highest-ranked party in the federal government.

Essequibo: a dispute that lasts longer than a century

Guyana and Venezuela have agreed to refrain from using force, but are unable to resolve the territorial dispute