Sovereignty

Swiss Preference: Economic Benefits of EU Membership Without Political Ties

2 months ago

Recent sentiments among Swiss citizens indicate a complex relationship with the European Union (EU). While many appreciate the economic advantages that come from close ties with the EU, a significant portion of the population remains hesitant about full membership or deeper political integration. This ambivalence reflects a desire to maintain sovereignty while enjoying the benefits of collaboration.

Mauritius Anticipates Significant UK Compensation in Chagos Deal

2 months ago

In a notable development regarding the long-standing sovereignty dispute over the Chagos Archipelago, the government of Mauritius is expressing optimism about receiving a substantial payment from the United Kingdom. This payment is expected to amount to several billion rupees as part of an agreement related to the disputed territory, which has been a point of contention for decades.

EU Moves to Block Chinese Hydrogen Technology in New Auction Guidelines

3 months ago

The European Union has come up with new auction guidelines that effectively rule out Chinese companies from participating in the hydrogen technology market within the bloc, a strategic move in bolstering its own renewable energy sector. This latest development marks the significant move of the EU in pursuit of its ongoing efforts to reduce dependency on Chinese technological imports and shore up its indigenous technological advance.