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The European Union has to adapt the philosophy of its enlargement policy to today's geopolitical and economic changes in the world, especially when it comes to Ukraine.

Yet, the EU has overlooked its most powerful leverage: Russia's immobilized sovereign assets. The Reparation Loan framework remains not only a pragmatic option, but also a fair one.

The fact that Péter Magyar made a statement on resetting Ukrainian-Hungarian relations after meeting with the mayor of Berehove is an extremely positive signal. Oddly enough, the list of his demands gives further cause for optimism.

Paris believes that a US withdrawal from Europe is no longer a distant prospect and would not mind taking over its role. But does it have the capacity to do so?

EU integration has always created winners and losers. Integration creates visible opportunities, but it risks becoming a source of tension...

Orbán seemed to have solved the central dilemma of authoritarianism: how to win elections while simultaneously hollowing out liberal democracy.

This article presents the initial results of the monitoring known as Membership Check… European partners’ confidence in the foundations of Ukraine’s progress towards EU membership is at stake…

80% of the country’s news outlets have become pro-government mouthpieces. However, the remaining independent media outlets could put an end to Orbán’s rule.

What changes in electoral sentiment in France have been revealed by the local elections? And what does this mean for the upcoming presidential elections?

The detained guards were initially told in no uncertain terms that they would remain imprisoned in Hungary… And one of their interrogators was a Russian.

Prime Minister of the Netherlands: "Ukraine’s EU accession is also part of the new geopolitical world order."