The Latin Bulletin The recent approval of the EU-UK fishing agreement by the Council marks a significant milestone in securing fishing rights for EU fishers in the Atlantic and the North Sea. This agreement not only ensures stability and certainty for the industry but also upholds our commitment to sustainable fishing practices. Under the agreement,…

The Latin Bulletin The digital landscape continues to evolve at a rapid pace, bringing with it new challenges and opportunities for stakeholders across the board. In line with this ever-changing terrain, the European Commission has taken a significant step towards elevating the level of transparency and accountability in the digital services realm. Through the implementation…

The Latin Bulletin Central Asia’s historical significance stems from its strategic location at the crossroads of East and West, nestled between empires and bordering areas of conflict and insecurity such as Afghanistan, China’s Xinjiang province, and Iran. While the region was largely ignored throughout the Cold War, its vitality and importance were quickly rediscovered. Uzbekistan,…

The Latin Bulletin Commission President Ursula von der Leyen recently spearheaded a high-level gathering at COP28 to advocate for the advancement of carbon pricing and carbon markets as pivotal tools in achieving the Paris Agreement objectives. This initiative further amplifies the Call to Action for Paris-aligned Carbon Markets, initially launched in June 2023 by the…

The Latin Bulletin On December 7th, a momentous turning point swept the South Caucasus region as the Presidential Administration of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Office of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia took a significant step towards the long-awaited peace. Their joint statement, presented by AZERTAC, demonstrates a renewed commitment to…

The Latin Bulletin Far-right politicians across European countries have demonstrated a tendency to leverage crises for their own political gain. The recent actions of Austria’s Chancellor Karl Nehammer serve as a poignant illustration of this trend. Using his nation’s veto power, Nehammer blocked Romania and Bulgaria from accession to the Schengen Area, despite both countries…