Did we just witness Georgia go from dream to nightmare?
Last Saturday, Georgians went to the polls in a critical parliamentary election that President Salome Zourabichvili described as a referendum on the country’s European future.
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Europe’s greenhouse gas output down over 8% in a year
The EU’s climate commissioner has seized on a sharp fall in emissions across the bloc as evidence that climate action is not incompatible with economic growth, as he prepares for the major UN climate summit in Azerbaijan next month.
Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán's meeting with FPÖ leaders in Vienna sparks controversy
Despite criticism from other political parties, Austria’s newly elected parliament president, Walter Rosenkranz of the far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ), hosted Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Vienna as his first official guest.
Remote working in Asia? Taiwan extends digital nomad visa plans to one year
Taiwan is revising the launch details of its digital nomad visa, which was originally planned to permit six month stays.
Poland's recovery from Storm Boris: Is the EU prepared for more and more floods?
In the past 30 years, floods have affected 5.5 million people in the European Union, causing 3,000 deaths and more than €170 billion in economic damage.
EU countries discuss voluntary return of Syrian refugees, despite unsafe conditions
European Union members discussed on Wednesday ways to increase the voluntary return of Syrian refugees to the war-torn country, an idea that has gained traction in recent months but that remains controversial.
Hisense becomes first sponsor for FIFA's Club World Cup
Chinese electronics manufacturer Hisense has signed on as the first official partner for next year's FIFA Club World Cup, global soccer's governing body said on Wednesday.
North Korean troops pushing war with Russia 'beyond borders' says Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says that the deployment of thousands of North Korean soldiers to Russia is pushing the war beyond its borders.