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New prime minister Luc Frieden says country will stand side-by-side with Ukraine, in first meeting with president Volodymr Zelensky

The Slovak politician was also welcomed by President Katalin Novák, who had emphasized the importance of cooperation within the Visegrad 4 alliance.

Populism wasn’t a flash in the pan. This year’s elections in the UK, US and Europe will bear its enduring influence, says Matthew Goodwin

Belgian prime minister will outline his country's presidency programme while MEPs discuss neo-fascism, media freedom, and Hungary's veto of Ukraine at the first plenary of 2024. The World Economic Forum in Davos will also take place this week.

Republican front-runner is not yet back in the White House, but he looms large in the minds of influential decision-makers gathered at the World Economic Forum.

On August 19 1989 – between music, beer and goulash – the Iron Curtain was lifted for a few hours near the Austro-Hungarian border

A former deputy minister with experience of preparing Ukraine for EU integration presents a candid assessment of what will be required at this stage to actually join the EU.

Prime Minister António Costa, has a chance as president of the European Council, despite the “unfortunate ending” of his last government.

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The new government’s war on its political enemies raises the old question—could it happen here?