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Art & Culture Author: europeanpost - 9 November 2020

Cambodia from Independence to key actor in South East Asian geopolitical landscape – a path of multilateralism

Do you know what happened on 9th November of 1953 in Cambodia? Cambodia’s Independence Day commemorates the day when Cambodia achieved its independence from French Colonial Rule in 1953. King…

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Columnists Author: Chen Shih-chung - 30 October 2020

Support Taiwan’s inclusion in the post-COVID-19 global public health network

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, there have more than 40 million cases and more than one million deaths around the world. The virus has had an enormous impact on global…

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Columnists Author: Marco Gombacci - 30 October 2020 2

PM of Armenia: “If Europe does not address Erdogan, it should expect Turkey near Vienna”

In an exclusive interview given to The European Post, The Telegraph, Foreign Policy, Tageblatt and Il Giornale, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Vovayi Pashinyan spoke about the war between Armenia and Azerbaijan,…

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Columnists Author: Pieter Cleppe - 27 October 2020

Is change on the way in Georgia?

On October 31th, Parliamentary elections are coming up in Georgia, with the ruling “Georgian Dream” party, founded in 2012 by oligarch Bidzina Ivanishvili, trying to hold on to power, something made less certain due to the Covid crisis….

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