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Latin Quarter tackles football corruption as the 80s stars kick-off a major tour
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British artist David Hockney dies aged 88
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Hermes European Study Centre highlights joint member state push for EU simplification
From Beijing to the Rift Valley: Why the Global Development Initiative Matters
Kazakhstan’s infrastructure build-out opens a decade of opportunity
Germany’s Kazakhstan push puts Europe’s industrial ambitions to the test
Kazakhstan calls for new era of practical multilateralism as global trust comes under strain
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Hermes European Study Centre highlights joint member state push for EU simplification
From Beijing to the Rift Valley: Why the Global Development Initiative Matters
Kazakhstan’s infrastructure build-out opens a decade of opportunity
Germany’s Kazakhstan push puts Europe’s industrial ambitions to the test
Kazakhstan calls for new era of practical multilateralism as global trust comes under strain
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JoinCare explores scientific exchange during visit to Japan’s National Institute of Infectious Diseases
Claims of corruption grow in Bangladesh, brining Yunus government under scrutiny
Corruption scandals undermine Ukraine more than Russian attacks
Is Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus a Secret Strongman?
Long-term business success on a razor’s edge.
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Hermes European Study Centre today (2 October) applauded a new Austrian-led proposal calling for a dedicated European Implementation and Consolidation Year. Hermes also applauds...
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By Siddharth Chatterjee As the Global Development Initiative turns five, a former UN Resident Coordinator in China and Kenya reflects on why it matters,...
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Kazakhstan is entering a sustained period of infrastructure investment, and the scale of the programme is drawing a widening group of investors and operators,...
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Closer ties between Berlin and Astana could strengthen European supply chains and support Kazakhstan’s industrial development. Success will depend on finance, transport and the...
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Democracy survives and thrives on various opinions provided by and debates by political parties, civil society organizations, and individuals. However, if the opinions contain...
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Following a decades-long attempt to dodge its payment obligations, a recent hearing in London has forced the Czech Republic to provide an unlimited cost...
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A fish rots from the head. The same can be said for the island nation of Malta. The country’s seedy political underbelly was thrown...
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Solvency II, the prudential regime for insurance and reinsurance undertakings in the EU is portrayed as a global ‘gold standard’. An extraordinary case involving...
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President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev delivered his remarks at the first Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) – Central Asian countries summit, outlining top priorities for further cooperation...
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The appalling conditions that 101 members of a persecuted religious minority are held under in detention in Turkey, including 22 children and other vulnerable...
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In Amsterdam, at the Rembrandt House Museum, you could recently hear the unfamiliar sound of a tattoo needle buzzing in a room next to...
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The first week of July is expected to be the hottest on record as climate change continues to heat up the world, according to...
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President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan has held a question-and-answer session with some 200 members of the press from around the world, gathered in the...
