Ukraine economy minister resigns, blames Poroshenko ally for thwarting anti-corruption drive
Economy minister Aivaras Abromavicius resigned on February 3, becoming the third reform-minded minister to quit the Ukrainian government in less
Read more
Europe
US, EU strike new data-sharing deal
The United States and European Union have struck a new deal regulating cross-Atlantic data transfers, after a European court struck
Read more
Immigrants beyond the law
Crime is on the rise because of asylum seekers, or so the standard claim by right-wing populists. But statistics do
Read more
Creditors reject Greek social security reform plans
The second day of talks between the Greek government and the country’s creditors as part of the first bailout program
Read more
Greece kicks off difficult week of talks with creditors, pensions top agenda
Greek government officals held their first meeting on Monday as part of the first review of the country’s bailout program
Read more
National power grids increasingly targeted in cyber attacks
Ukraine’s electric power grid is once again under cyberattack, just one month after a similar incident successfully brought down portions
Read more
Disruptions expected due to general strike on February 4 in Greece
Almost all unions in Greece are to participate in the general strike against the social security bill – and the
Read more
Greece, quadriga begin talks on first bailout review
The top officials of Greece’s “quadriga” of creditors arrived in Athens over the weekend for talks with the Greek government
Read more
Polish senate passes law giving justice ministry control over prosecutor’s office
Poland’s upper house Saturday adopted two bills, authored by the ruling party Law and Justice (PiS), which provides for merging
Read more