In the process of Ukraine’s European integration, the European Union must take into account the interests of millions of internally displaced persons (IDPs), the prolonged occupation of a significant part of the country’s territory, as well as war crimes and widespread human rights violations.

Last March, a Turkish court jailed Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu pending a trial on corruption charges.

Snap parliamentary elections are set to be held in Bulgaria on 19 April. There are strong reasons to believe that their results may look very different from previous ones.

The southern branch of the Druzhba oil pipeline has become the last major channel for the systematic supply of Russian oil to the European Union.

On 20 February, the US Supreme Court issued a decision that could become a turning point for American trade policy.

During the Munich Ukrainian Lunch, European Commissioner Marta Kos became the first official from the European Commission to announce discussions about the possibility of accelerating Ukraine’s accession to the EU as early as 2027.

Belarusian propagandists have suddenly erupted in a wave of hatred towards both Ukraine and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

In its latest report on enlargement, the European Commission expanded the list of priority tasks facing Ukraine in the field of justice.

On 19 February, the United Kingdom and the entire world were shaken by news of the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

On the night of 27 January 2026, Russia struck the linear production and dispatch station (LPDS) of Ukrtransnafta in Brody with a drone.

As soon as US Secretary of State Marco Rubio rose to address this year’s Munich Security Conference, it was evident that the Trump administration intended to change its rhetoric toward America’s longstanding European allies.

Work on pharmaceutical reform has entered the public phase in Ukraine.

On 13 February, Poland’s Sejm gave the green light to legislation enabling the country to join the European Union’s SAFE (Security Action for Europe) programme.

In response to intensifying Russian activity along NATO's eastern flank, the US Congress recently approved $200 million in security assistance for Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

Exactly one year ago, the Munich Security Conference (MSC) became a turning point in relations between Europe and the United States.