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The Kremlin has managed to impose its version of an "energy ceasefire" on the US, conveniently "forgetting" to extend it to Ukrainian oil and gas facilities.  

Russian assets could be used not just to rebuild Ukraine, but also to boost the continent’s overall defence capability...

Petr Pavel: "The war will most probably end up with a compromise.... The first part of the guarantees will be an agreement with the United States..."

The Kremlin leader’s main goal, which he does not even try to hide, is to legitimise the annexation of Ukrainian territories.  

Americans and Europeans are not polarized when it comes to the war in Ukraine or the transatlantic alliance.

Europe has all the resources it needs to defend itself in the absence of support by the United States, but for now, only on paper.

In the near future, the EU may face serious image problems in Ukraine. Preventing this is a shared task for both Brussels and Kyiv...

If Hungary follows through with this stance, Ukraine will lose the opportunity to use Russian funds for reconstruction and weapons to counter Russian aggression...

Pax Americana in Asia and Europe had to end at some point. But the timing and manner of its demise could not be worse.

Instead of deep transformations in the justice system, Ukraine may end up with mostly cosmetic changes – ones that fail to address the root problems that have hindered judicial development for decades.

If it’s a trade war Trump wants, consumers in Mexico, Canada, Europe, and beyond should unite to ensure that Musk and his fellow oligarchs feel the cost.