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After months of political bickering, the parliament in NATO member and EU candidate Montenegro is set to vote Monday on a proposed new government that will hinge on support from pro-Russian and anti-Western groups.

US President Joe Biden and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese discuss Aukus and more in a joint White House briefingBiden ‘confident’ Congress will pass funding for Aukus subs, and that the alliance is an ‘anchor’ to peace and prosperity in region

The President's Week project is intended for those, who want to keep up with the head of state, be up-to-date on the latest statements and decisions of the Belarusian leader.

Vuk Winrow uses his experience and expertise to compile a comprehensive guide on how to identify a Balkan Mother

When someone says Halloween-themed animals, most people will think of the classics—cats, bats and rats. Also spiders, but that doesn’t rhyme. These animals are tied to the scary spaces, characters and settings and are often featured in set design for anyone fixing together a spooky haunted house, bu

Caricature by unknown author "On the offensive" (circa 1917) is relevant for both sides of the war....

- Little change to macro picture overnight following ECB rate decision. Major earnings continue to come in. Concern over bond yields dissipates slight

In its latest parliamentary elections, Poland opted to oust the ruling party, PiS, from power. Now will Viktor Orbán's Hungary, a victim of democratic backsliding, be able to do the same. Political scientist and economist Bálint Madlovics and sociologist and former Hungarian Parliamentarian Bálint Magyar investigate.

Do you believe Huxit is impossible because it is worth remaining a member? The wealthiest Hungarian does not think so.

The regulator makes no predictions when it can shift to monetary policy softening, Elvira Nabiullina noted