On 10 July, the European Parliament held a vote of no confidence in the European Commission and its president.

One of the most important areas for Ukraine’s European integration is drug policy.

The pace of reforms that Ukraine picked up at the start of the full-scale invasion in 2022 has radically slowed down. Moreover, in several key sectors, there are signs of actual rollback.

All of a sudden, Slovenia might soon become NATO’s "weakest link."

Calls to eliminate international experts from judicial selection processes are becoming more frequent, voiced both by certain politicians and some members of the legal community.

It is indisputable at this point that the United States is disengaging from global leadership. While America’s retreat has so far been largely a choice – spearheaded by President Donald Trump’s "America First" administration – it may well become irreversible.

In recent years, while all of Russia's resources and attention were focused on its war against Ukraine and confrontation with the West, countries in the South Caucasus have significantly strengthened their independence and begun to move out of Russia’s orbit.

Last week, Romania’s Prosecutor’s Office referred the case of far-right figure Călin Georgescu, a former presidential candidate, to court.

One of the most difficult challenges in organising post-war elections, whenever they may take place, will be voting abroad.

In recent weeks, the Georgian authorities have sharply escalated their repressive actions.

When the news talks about Ukraine’s future EU membership and the requirements Kyiv must fulfill, it usually focuses on "political" issues (democracy, rule of law, etc.).

Students who have been protesting against the government since the collapse of the railway station canopy in Novi Sad at the end of last year issued an ultimatum to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, demanding the announcement of snap parliamentary elections.

European Pravda reported on how what seemed like a routine event for Hungary – Pride – brought an unprecedented number of people to the streets and became a turning point for the current Hungarian regime.

Starting 1 July 2025, Denmark officially took over the presidency of the Council of the European Union. For the next six months, the country will coordinate the agenda and moderate key negotiations among the 27 EU member states.

Will Spain’s current government fall? The question is not accidental, as the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE), led by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, is now experiencing a serious crisis.