On Tuesday morning, Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó published a Facebook post that initially puzzled even experts in Hungarian-Ukrainian relations.

Ukraine today faces a dual challenge: defending itself against aggression while laying the groundwork for future economic development.

Nearly one year ago, French President Emmanuel Macron made one of the most pivotal decisions since coming to power in 2017, calling for snap elections to the National Assembly.

On 5 June, that is, already next week – the Autonomous Trade Measures (ATM) regime established three years ago by the European Union for Ukrainian goods will expire.

With the US having chosen to retreat from its global role, it will gradually lose much of the power and influence that it now takes for granted.

In Germany, a growing chorus is demanding legal proceedings that might result in a ban on the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD).

Ukraine is preparing for a shift in trade terms with the European Union.

The days following the first round of Poland’s presidential election make one thing clear: the candidate from the far-right Confederation party, Sławomir Mentzen, emerged as the real winner of this vote.

While many Ukrainians were focused on Romania’s presidential runoff and Poland’s first-round vote on Sunday, 18 May, elections were also held in a very different corner of Europe – Portugal.

The key outcome of yesterday’s meetings of the EU Foreign Affairs and Defence Councils was the adoption of the new, 17th package of sanctions against Russia.

Following his election victory, Canada’s new Prime Minister Mark Carney faced a daunting challenge.

Romania’s newly elected president, Nicușor Dan, has created a Europe-wide sensation by defeating the notorious pro-Russian candidate George Simion.

Over the past decade, Poland has transformed from a migrant-sending country into a migrant-receiving one faster than any other Western nation.

The presidential elections in Romania could have ended very unfavourably for Ukraine. However, that scenario was avoided. The winner of the second round was the pro-European independent mayor of Bucharest, Nicușor Dan.