Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s visit to Bucharest on 12 March was more than just another bilateral meeting.

A British reform that began more than 25 years ago may finally be coming to an end.

Even if Viktor Orbán were to lose Hungary’s parliamentary elections in April, the blocking of a €90-billion loan for Ukraine could still remain.

The US Department of Justice published a new batch of the Epstein files recently.

After 20 years of Poland’s membership in the European Union, it has become clear that farmers have benefited from it more than anyone else.

The European Union’s central challenge is to defend its members against external aggression, whether from the US or Russia, and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s regime has long frustrated this effort.

Parliamentary elections are set to be held in Poland next autumn and the current right-wing opposition has every chance of returning to power.

Türkiye is beginning to face the consequences of the American-Israeli war against Iran.

The system of nuclear deterrence in Europe could undergo fundamental changes in the coming years.

Claims by the administration of Donald Trump that the operation against Iran was preventive are being questioned not only by some European allies of the United States but also by American lawmakers.

Despite all efforts, Europe has failed to avoid being drawn into the war with Iran.

The current military operation by the United States and Israel against Iran is not another simple escalation in the Middle East.

The current Hungarian government, which is waging an open information war not only against Ukraine but also against the European Union, its common rules and its values, has long ceased to be only Ukraine’s problem.

The Czech parliamentary coalition is planning to significantly limit defence spending.

Switzerland largely adopts European Union sanctions against Russia. But to ensure neutrality in a conflict zone, the Swiss government also restricts trade with Ukraine.