On 4 March, US President Donald Trump delivered a major speech to Congress, one that both his supporters and opponents had been eagerly anticipating.

Anti-Ukrainian sentiment, which has shaped Poland’s ongoing presidential campaign, has led to significant shifts in candidate rankings.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's attempt to negotiate with his American counterpart, Donald Trump, ended in an emotional on-air argument, even leading to threats of halting US military aid to Ukraine.

Through a flurry of executive orders, US President Donald Trump has spent his first weeks in office trying to dismantle the international order that the United States helped create after World War II.

Romania seemed like an island of stability amid the region’s high political turbulence for a long time.

Christian Stocker is set to become Austria’s next chancellor.

Protests in Georgia have been ongoing non-stop since the autumn of 2024.

With Donald Trump’s return to the American political scene, the atmosphere in US-Canada relations has begun to shift dramatically.

A court in Bosnia and Herzegovina has sentenced Milorad Dodik, President of Republika Srpska (a part of Bosnia and Herzegovina), to one year in prison, along with a six-year ban on holding political office.

Ukraine and the US have agreed on the Minerals Agreement.

When Britain and France forced Czechoslovakia to cede the Sudetenland to Nazi Germany in 1938, they believed that doing so would ensure long-term peace.

The Group of Seven (G7) has failed to finalise its declaration by the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, including due to the United States' disagreement over recognising Russia as an aggressor state.

Many US presidents have had their own foreign policy doctrines.

In 2024, the first Ukraine-EU intergovernmental conference at the ministerial level officially launched accession negotiations with the European Union. Following this, the European Commission began screening Ukrainian legislation for compliance with EU law.

Last month UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer visited Kyiv to sign, alongside President Zelenskyy, an historic 100-year partnership agreement to further strengthen military, economic and cultural ties with Ukraine.