Ukraine has been resisting armed aggression from the Russian Federation for eleven years now.

Is a significant correction expected in Ukrainian-Polish relations?

The victory of pro-Russian nationalist and AUR party leader George Simion in the first round of Romania’s presidential election came as no surprise.

As Donald Trump parades through the Middle East this week, he will encounter a very different region than the one he experienced during his first term.

Russia’s economy is weakening, despite the Kremlin’s propaganda efforts to suggest otherwise.

It is highly likely that Rafał Trzaskowski – the Mayor of Warsaw and the clear front-runner – will become Poland’s next president.

On Sunday, 11 May, parliamentary elections were held in the Republic of Albania – the eleventh since the fall of Enver Hoxha’s communist regime.

On 6 May, the European Commission published its long-awaited Roadmap towards ending Russian energy imports.

For the first time in EU history, we have a European Defence Commissioner. The position is held by Andrius Kubilius, a Lithuanian politician and former prime minister who is a long-time friend of Ukraine.

From the first weeks of the Russian Federation’s full – scale aggression against Ukraine, special attention was focused on the assets of Russian oligarchs and companies.

United Europe did not emerge from a vacuum. Its birth was a response to World War II, which shattered the old world order and brought a new existential threat in the form of the Soviet Union and communism.

Germany's political scene was shaken at the end of last week.

The Labour Party of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, which won last year’s snap parliamentary elections, suffered a major setback in the 1 May local elections in England.

Dainius Žalimas is a Lithuanian politician and lawyer who until recently headed Lithuania’s Constitutional Court.

On 6 May, Georgia celebrated St. George’s Day. It is a religious holiday that Georgian Orthodox believers observe with deep faith and reverence.