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.

On 6 May, as expected, Germany got its tenth chancellor. But the process unfolded very differently than planned.

On May 2, the German Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution determined that the Alternative for Germany (AfD) warrants classification as a far-right, extremist party.

The global trade war launched by US President Donald Trump has become a major test for the World Trade Organization (WTO).

In 2025, Moldova may leap ahead of Ukraine on its journey to EU membership.

On 4 May, Romania held the first round of presidential elections. The leader of the far-right AUR party, George Simion, achieved a surprisingly high result – 40.96% of the vote.

Dark clouds are gathering over Jarosław Kaczyński’s party, Law and Justice (PiS).

Donald Trump’s tariff chaos has already offered some valuable lessons about both the US economy and Trump himself.

In the early hours of 1 May, marking the 100th day of Donald Trump’s presidency, Ukraine and the United States signed the "mineral agreement."

US President Donald Trump’s threats have shaken Canadian politics.

On 6 May, the Bundestag is set to confirm Friedrich Merz as Chancellor. If the vote goes as expected, Germany will have a new government two and a half months after the elections, and its allies will once again see a politically stable Berlin.