Gerrymandering – the practice of designing a legislative district exclusively to gain a partisan advantage – is among the oldest practices in the American republic.

The story of the Russian cargo ship Caffa, which was recently seized by a Swedish court in the Baltic Sea, is much more than just another piece of good news about the blocking of Russian assets.

Ukrainian parliament has yet to make any meaningful progress on two draft laws introducing registered partnerships. Moreover, the proposed new Civil Code contains provisions that could represent a step backwards.

4 June is a special day in Hungary. Every Hungarian knows the date, and it does not evoke pleasant memories. More than a century ago, on this day, Hungary signed the Treaty of Trianon, accepting the loss of two-thirds of its territory.

The US House of Representatives has passed the Ukraine Support Act.

After unusually lengthy coalition negotiations, Denmark has formed a new government.

EU member states are unanimous: protection for Ukrainians will be extended.

Can protesters use profanity on banners and slogans during demonstrations?

Iulian Chifu is one of Romania’s best-known and most influential experts on international security. He previously served as an advisor on national security and international affairs to President Traian Băsescu.

Summoning an ambassador for consultations is one of the strongest diplomatic signals of a state's dissatisfaction with another country's actions.

On Georgia's Independence Day, thousands of citizens once again gathered on Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi to remind the authorities that they have no intention of giving up and will continue fighting for their country’s European future until complete victory.

The letter from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz to the leadership of the EU institutions has reignited discussions about how to rethink the approach to the pre-accession integration of candidate countries, above all Ukraine.

When German Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz wrote to the EU leadership to propose a special path for Ukraine towards EU accession (and a new status for Ukraine which Merz dubbed "associate membership"), the letter triggered a reaction in Kyiv that Berlin probably hadn’t been expecting.

European expert Klaus Welle defends the idea of a special status for Ukraine, proposed by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in a letter to EU leaders.

Three developments have highlighted a lack of political will and strategic vision among various actors involved in Ukraine’s path towards EU membership.