The prevailing view in Poland’s political mainstream is that Russia poses a long-term threat and that Poland must be prepared to defend itself in real terms.

Last Sunday, Switzerland held a referendum on the limits of its neutrality. The vote could have had a direct impact on Ukraine.

Sanctioned Ukrainian oligarch Vadym Novynskyi has obtained Serbian citizenship through an expedited provision approved by the Serbian government.

Romania’s main far-right party, the Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR), has a chance to enter the government.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s visit to the United States will soon come to an end. In New York, he met with Donald Trump. There were statements about a ceasefire, Patriot missiles, pressure on Putin and more.

On Tuesday, after lengthy debates, EU countries agreed to preserve one of the main sanctions regimes against Russia and even made the sanctions more stable by extending them for 36 months.

Latvian parliamentary elections are set to be held on 3 October, with the result expected to bring about a reshuffling of the governing coalition.

Ukraine has a long history of street protests. The Revolution on Granite, Ukraine Without Kuchma, the Orange Revolution and the Revolution of Dignity – all came at critical moments for the country, when peaceful assemblies became one of the ways citizens could influence the authorities.

Last Sunday, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s party, the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), suffered a double blow.

as autumn approaches, the issue of frozen assets is once again moving to the forefront of the agenda. Defense funding shortfalls for this year and next necessitate securing an amount of capital comparable to the loan already allocated. European Pravda has previously reported on the ideas being discussed within the EU.

Mass protests and even an attack on the EU representation’s office in Prishtina – these were among the consequences of the verdict handed down against four former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA).

For the first time in more than a year and a half of Donald Trump’s presidency, a bill imposing sanctions on Russia will reach the president’s desk for his signature, having made it through difficult debates and votes in both chambers of Congress.

A year ago, Ursula von der Leyen’s annual State of the Union address (known as SOTEU, short for State of the Union) was the most combative of her six years as president of the European Commission. Its central message was clear: Europe must confront external threats, and Ukraine must be part of these efforts. This year’s speech builds on that theme.

At a joint press-conference with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Calgary last week, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada’s most ambitious military rearming in 70 years.

In spring 2027, a new law On Public Procurement will come into effect. It represents the first major step towards integrating Ukraine’s public procurement rules with those of the European Union.