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Rapid population ageing in Slovakia poses fiscal challenges and threatens long-term growth

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​emerging europe​​​ Slovakia’s immediate priority must be raising a low vaccination rate, while in the medium to long term, an ageing population will be the country’s biggest challenge. Over the →

Bulgaria ends golden passport scheme, CSTO begins to leave Kazakhstan: Emerging Europe this week

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​emerging europe​​​ Central Europe State-owned PKN Orlen, Poland’s largest oil refiner and petrol retailer, this week agreed to sell a number of assets belonging to fellow Polish refiner and retailer →

Apple Wants to Stream Major League Baseball Games

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national interest by Stephen Silver Amid ongoing discussions regarding what streaming service will end up becoming the new home of NFL Sunday Ticket, Apple has often been mentioned as one of the →

Silvio Berlusconi steps up Italy presidential campaign with threat to coalition

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​ guardian​​​ Silvio Berlusconi has reportedly threatened to withdraw his Forza Italia party from Italy’s governing majority if the current prime minister, Mario Draghi, is elected president later →

CDC Damage Control and Teachers Refusing to Teach, with Matt Taibbi, Phil Kerpen and Corey DeAngelis

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Megyn Kelly about CDC Damage Control and Teachers Refusing to Teach, with Matt Taibbi, Phil Kerpen and Corey DeAngelis. →

Shrinking Bulgaria

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emerging europe by Craig Turp-Balazs A new census has revealed the full scale of Bulgaria’s population decline. Bulgaria has known for some time that it has one of the most rapidly shrinking →

Prince Andrew’s lawyers fight to dismiss Virginia Giuffre lawsuit in court

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​the guardian​​​ Lawyers for Prince Andrew and Virginia Giuffre, who has long accused the royal of sexual abuse, faced off in Manhattan federal court on Tuesday, in his attempt to dismiss her civil →

Haiti’s New Year’s Day soup has made headlines. But let’s not be naive about its symbolism

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​the guardian​​​ by Lyonel Trouillot Whispers. Curfews. Never-ending military parades and shows of arms. Opponents’ bodies exposed for children to see as some sort of macabre art. And always, that →

Germany to put forward draft law on fair triage care

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global times By Reuters The German government will present draft legislation to protect people with disabilities and preexisting conditions if overstretched hospitals are forced to decide who gets →

Walking is a glorious, primal pastime – and far more radical than you think

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guardian by John Harris If Christmas is often synonymous with hours spent indoors, the lure of the sofa and endless screentime, our second festive season spent under the shadow of Covid is presumably →

Post-Pandemic, Russia and China Must Improve Migration Governance

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​carnegie​​​ by Yanliang Pan At the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic early last year, there were predictions it would put pressure on bilateral ties between Russia and China. Nearly two years →

CNSA hands over part of Chang’e-5 lunar samples to birthplace of Mao Zedong

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global times By Deng XiaociChina National Space Administration (CNSA) held a special lunar sample hand-over ceremony on Saturday in Shaoshan, Central China's Hunan Province — the birthplace of late →

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