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Apostolic journey: Why did His Holiness visited Kazakhstan

Pope Francis attended the «VII Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions» in Nur-Sultan. Geopolitical confrontation between major powers has intensified, increasing tensions in different parts of the world.

The SCO Samarkand Summit: Dialogue and Cooperation in an Interconnected World

President Mirziyoyev talks about the modern system of international cooperation, which is in a deep crisis of trust at the global level, provoking a geopolitical confrontation and the risk of reviving the bloc thinking stereotypes.

CZ at the helm of the EU: Freedom as a task

Keeping EU unity as close as possible

Promulgating Cyprus Shipping Industry

The new Ministry of Shipping of Cyprus is Promulgating Cyprus Shipping Industry around the globe. A conversation with Deputy Minister Vassilios Demetriades.

Kosovo a new hub of prosperity in Europe

Kosovo, the youngest country in Europe, is becoming the most vibrant democracy in the region, and simultaneously transforming into a cultural and entrepreneurial hub.

Bangladesh-Netherlands: Cruising Beyond 50 

This year the Peoples Republic of Bangladesh and The Kingdom of the Netherlands are celebrating their Golden Jubilee of Diplomatic relationship. Diplomat magazine had a causerie with the Ambassador of Bangladesh H.E. Mr M Riaz Hamidullah to accentuate this memorable milestone.

Water for Development and Cooperation

Thailand and The Netherlands share a common culture of constructing livelihoods throughout natural and man-made water canals. Thais likewise have created klong systems or waterways as channels for transport and irrigation.

A world for everyone to live with dignity

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bolivia, Rogelio Mayta, explains that Bolivia seeks to consolidate its participation in the international agenda through the deployment and visibility of People's Diplomacy for life, strengthening ties with States, within the framework of its proactive and purposeful role reinforced since 2006.

Trust Fund for Victims: Making reparative justice a meaningful reality for victims

The international community made a commitment to justice for victims of these most serious crimes by adopting the Rome Statute in 1998. The Statute created the International Criminal Court (ICC) for prosecuting those responsible for these crimes and provided for a Trust Fund for Victims (TFV) to make the funds of the convicted persons and additional voluntary contributions available for the benefit of the victims.

Rwanda has the highest representation of women in parliament in the world. What factors have led to this feat?

By H.E. Mr. Oliver Jean Patrick Nduhungirehe, Ambassador of Rwanda to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, non-resident Ambassador to the Republics of Estonia, Latvia...

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