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Politico - EU : Nepal
31 march
09h49
Eurovision to host Asian version of song contest in Bangkok
Ellen O'Regan
South Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Cambodia, Laos, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan will participate in the spin-off competition.
16 november
08h53
Protests return to climate summit with calls for Indigenous rights (and a dash of Trump mockery)
Zia Weise, Sara Schonhardt
Saturday’s march through the streets of Belém, Brazil, was a contrast to the muzzling of dissent at past years’ U.N. summits.
14 september
17h30
Trump gets a royal welcome even as he guts King Charles’ charities
Charlie Cooper
As King Charles III prepares to roll out the red carpet for Donald Trump, some of Charles’ cherished charities have been devastated by U.S. aid cuts.
23 march
10h15
America’s global AIDS relief program is on the brink
Carmen Paun
President Trump is taking apart one of George W. Bush’s proudest achievements.
25 may
11h31
Ukraine extradites man who organized illegal migrant trafficking to Poland
Veronika Melkozerova
The man organized a human-trafficking corridor through Belarus to the EU, the Security Service of Ukraine said.
22 february
09h43
Zelenskyy allows foreigners to serve in Ukraine’s National Guard
Veronika Melkozerova
Kyiv is desperate for more soldiers.
04 january
16h06
Putin to grant citizenship to foreigners fighting for Russia
Pierre Emmanuel Ngendakumana
Applicants must prove they signed up for at least one year, according to Kremlin decree.
06 december
11h44
Nepal arrests 10 on suspicion of recruiting locals for Russian army
Veronika Melkozerova
At least six Nepalis have already been killed in Ukraine fighting for Moscow, Kathmandu Post reports.
24 july
07h54
Inside a Ukrainian baby factory
Ilya Gridneff, Emily Schultheis, Dmytro Drabyk
War has destroyed much of the Ukrainian economy. But one key industry delivering babies via surrogates continues amid the epic strife.
06 july
11h06
Germany repeals ban on UK, Portuguese travelers
Liv Klingert
Vaccinated travelers from each country can now visit Germany without quarantining.
10 may
11h09
Coronavirus hotspot reveals plight of Portugal’s migrant farmhands
Paul Ames
Prime Minister Costa blames ’hyper-overcrowded’ conditions for virus spread among workers.
25 november
13h07
Immigrant advocates to Biden: Be better than Obama
Sabrina Rodriguez
Hell yeah, I’m optimistic. But ... I know how this works. Nothing is going to be enough.’
11 march
12h20
Travels with the coronavirus
Bruno Maçà£es
A trip through Asia offers lessons for Europe and the United States.
29 april
10h24
The day the earthquake struck
Nick Cienski
The avalanche started with a soft rumble at the base camp of Mount Everest. By the time it was over, nineteen people had been killed and over 60...
22 january
19h00
Austrian candidates
European Voice Staff
The centre-right Austrian People’s Party (ÖVP) has re-nominated Othmar Karas, a vice-president of the Parliament and leader of the six-member ÖVP...
05 april
03h12
EU names three ambassadors
Andrew Gardner
Envoys to Moldova, Nepal and Venezuela have been replaced.
06 may
09h02
Opportunity knocks
Abdullah Gül, Jhala Nath Khanal, Ban Ki-moon
World leaders have a real chance to improve conditions in the world’s poorest countries.
02 december
16h00
Decades of failing the world’s poor
Jennifer Rankin
Starved of resources, developing countries have struggled to put in place the infrastructure necessary to deliver healthcare.
25 november
20h15
Coaching the EU’s auditors
Ian Mundell
A man tasked with improving the quality of EU auditing.
07 november
08h11
Development through choice
Pushpa Kamal Dahal
Nepal’s prime minister and former rebel leader argues that helping the developing world requires giving the poor the opportunity to choose their own...
29 august
10h26
Commission pledges aid to Indian flood victims
Mark Latham
The European Commission has pledged 2 million in humanitarian aid to help the victims of floods in north-eastern India where around 2,000 people are...
25 june
16h00
America’s Asian protegé senses danger
Toby Vogel
Japan shares many of the EU’s foreign defence and peacekeeping interests. But the US still holds sway in Japan’s own backyard.
11 october
16h00
Step forward, Ban Ki-moon
Fraser Cameron
On Monday 9 October the UN Security Council formally nominated South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon as the next secretary-general of the United...
30 august
16h00
EU policy from the Urals to the Pacific
Charles Tannock / by Marc Tarabella
Two MEPs discuss how the EU should deal with Asia
26 july
16h00
Mandelson’s rescue-plan attacked
Judith Crosbie
Non-governmental organisations have belittled the European Commission’s plan to salvage development aspects from the wreckage of the suspended World...
10 may
16h00
The failure of EU diplomacy in Nepal
Guy Banim
Nepal’s political order has been upended, parliament restored, and the king is probably on his way out. Along with the rest of the diplomatic corps,...
16h00
Alternative diplomacy
European Voice Staff
The informal negotiation and mediation of accords in war-torn regions, or so-called Track II diplomacy, has brought more peace to the world than one...
01 february
16h00
Stop EU funding of Nepal’s government’
David Cronin
EU-funded aid projects in Nepal are being curtailed by King Gyanendra, according to the head of the country’s largest alliance of charities.
16h00
Nepal’s slide towards chaos and anarchy
Bert Boer
Nepal is in chaos, on the edge of anarchy after a decade of the so-called People’s War, the Maoist insurgency campaign to try to establish a ’People...
05 october
16h00
Italy and Europe head for heartbreak
John Wyles
Italy is a fickle, unreliable and ultimately unfaithful lover, she will break your heart, said an Italian friend to me many years ago. I know now,...
29 january
16h00
Taking the lead on human rights abuse
Irene Khan
THE UN Commission on Human Rights (UNCHR) is in the news headlines for electing Libya to chair this year’s session. This scandalous election, in a...
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