The US elections, watched by the entire world, lived up to earlier predictions: Donald Trump’s Republican Party suffered a crushing defeat.

2027 poses serious challenges for Ukraine.

Bulgaria's hoped-for electoral upset never materialised

On Tuesday, 3 November, tens of millions of Americans will head to the polls in what US media describe as a referendum on Donald Trump’s second term – the midterm elections to Congress.

In less than a month, David Lisnard has gained more than 300,000 followers on social media. His political movement, Nouvelle Énergie, claims to have surpassed 81,000 members, compared with around 55,000 a week earlier.

On 23 October, the Verkhovna Rada [Ukrainian parliament] Committee on Economic Development recommended that parliament adopt, at first reading, a new government-sponsored bill on improving corporate governance

As early as next week, on 4 November, the European Commission will publish its key annual document assessing the state of Ukraine’s European integration: the Enlargement Report.

For many years, France was guided by the belief that Russia’s hybrid warfare was an Eastern European problem. The front line, it was assumed, was in Ukraine, Poland and the Baltic states, while Paris remained on the sidelines.

Following the final approval of the new electoral law on 10 October, parties are positioning themselves for a vote that could reshape Italy’s support for Kyiv.

It is quite unusual to pass laws at half past four in the morning, especially on a Saturday. Yet that was precisely what happened at 4:30 a.m. on 24 October.

The first round of Bulgaria’s presidential election was held on 25 October, with a record number of candidates competing – 27 politicians.

Aleksandar Vučić surprised everyone. Without waiting for either the official parliamentary election results or even the publication of exit poll data, the former Serbian president and prime ministerial candidate conceded defeat for his party.

The opening of EU accession negotiations under the "Internal Market" cluster moves the issue of EU citizens’ and companies’ access to Ukrainian agricultural land from the theoretical realm into practical consideration

Before joining the EU, Ukraine must harmonise its personal data protection regulations with European rules and establish the necessary data protection infrastructure.

All the key information channels upon which the AfD’s electoral success is built have a clear, undisguised, and documented link to the Kremlin.

Romania has finally secured a new prime minister and government after five months of political crisis and three failed attempts.

Serbian nationalist political organisations, pro-Russian media and religious and ideological networks sympathetic to Moscow continue to wield significant influence in Montenegro.

In about two weeks, a landmark event will take place in Brussels. The European Commission will publish the most important annual document for countries seeking EU membership: the Enlargement Report.

The conflict between Polish President Karol Nawrocki and the governing coalition led by Donald Tusk has reached an exceptionally high level of intensity.

Major French cities have been engulfed in flames amid mass protests for more than a month. The main unrest began with student rallies, which quickly spiraled out of control.