With more than a month left before Poland’s presidential election, the campaign’s main topics are security, migration, and Ukraine.

Having halted the country’s path toward Europe, Georgia’s government is now revisiting its past.

Last night, US President Donald Trump crossed yet another red line in international relations. In a formal setting and live on air, he signed an executive order launching a large-scale trade war against nearly every other country in the world.

Last week, US Vice President JD Vance visited the American space base in the northern part of Greenland, where he, among other things, intensified his criticism towards Denmark.

In June 2024, Ukraine officially began negotiations on joining the EU. Since then, the screening process has been underway to assess Ukraine’s alignment with European legislation.

A month ago, the President of Republika Srpska, a constituent entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Milorad Dodik, was formally sentenced to one year in prison and banned from holding public office for six years.

31 March witnessed a political earthquake in France with potentially long-lasting consequences.

The war between Russia and Ukraine continues unabated. Neither side is in a position to achieve its stated objectives through military force.

Last week, Armenia witnessed a truly historic event. The need for full-fledged membership in the European Union became part of its national legislation.

Last week, Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu – who has twice defeated the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) in local elections – was arrested on the day he was expected to announce his candidacy in the 2028 presidential race.

On 23 March, Ukraine received the first draft of a new large-scale revenue-sharing agreement on its natural resources from the United States.

On 23 March, newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the dissolution of Parliament and called for a snap national election for 28 April.

European countries have halted discussions on confiscating immobilised Russian assets, according to DW and official sources.

President Donald Trump’s radical changes to US foreign policy have led many to suspect that he wants to align America more with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the long term.

Donald Trump's return to the White House has "emboldened" many right-wing and far-right politicians in Europe.