Monday, 28 April was shocking for residents of the Iberian Peninsula, as well as for the governments of Spain and Portugal.

In 1933, when US President Franklin D. Roosevelt wanted to normalize relations with the Soviet Union, he told Joseph Stalin that the Kremlin would first have to knock off its subversive activities inside the United States.

On 30 April, President Trump will mark his first milestone – 100 days since taking office. He enters this period with record-low approval ratings within the US, as numerous independent polls have confirmed.

Poland will elect a new president on 18 May.

On 18 April, the Cabinet of Ministers approved and submitted to Ukraine's parliament a bill aimed at facilitating Ukraine’s accession to the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA).

Polish President Andrzej Duda has said that Ukraine will have to make certain compromises in peace talks with Russia.

Over the past decade, Poland has implemented one of Europe's most ambitious plans to achieve energy independence from Russia.

The "peace negotiations" on 23 April in London – in which many placed high hopes – brought neither Ukraine nor the world closer to ending the war or even pausing it.

The US-led global order as we have known it is gone.

"Ukrainians receive much more in social assistance than they pay in taxes," wrote Sławomir Mentzen, one of the leading candidates in Poland’s presidential race.

At the end of last week, the Foreign Policy Council Ukrainian Prism presented its study Wartime Diplomacy on the effectiveness of Ukraine’s foreign policy.

In a couple of weeks, the conditions for Ukrainian exports to the EU may change dramatically.

Late Thursday evening, Ukraine's First Deputy Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko and US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent signed the first document within the framework of negotiations on mineral resources.

Bulgaria risks sliding back into a deep political crisis.

The terms of trade between Ukraine and the EU are set to change soon.