Yurii Panchenko, a European Pravda editor, spoke with Gela Vasadze, a Georgian political analyst of the Georgian Strategic Analysis Center, about the ongoing protests in Georgia.

Several months ago, a plan emerged in Kyiv and friendly Western capitals whereby NATO’s December foreign ministerial meeting in Brussels was supposed to become pivotal in Ukraine's relations with the Alliance.

Investment is a vital component of the reconstruction, aiming to boost domestic production and increase competitive exports. However, building new industries and modern infrastructure in Ukraine is hindered by longstanding obstacles.

On 1 December, when Romania marks its National Day of Unity, the electoral season continued with parliamentary elections.

Four days of mass protests have completely changed the situation in Georgia.

In December 2021, when Angela Merkel stepped down as Germany's chancellor after 16 years in office, many regarded her as one of the most influential politicians of the 21st century.

Paweł Kowal, head of the Council for Cooperation with Ukraine under Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, plays a key role in shaping Poland's vision for relations with Kyiv.

The first round of Romania’s presidential election stunned everyone: the international community, experts, sociologists and Romanians themselves.

US President-elect Donald Trump has announced his intention to appoint retired Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg as Special Representative for Ukraine and Russia.

The Russian missile attack on Dnipro, using intercontinental ballistic weapon designed for nuclear warheads, marks a significant escalation in its war against Ukraine.

Last week, during the 25th anniversary celebration of his party, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico made a sensational statement hinting at the possibility of snap parliamentary elections.

Richard Grenell is considered a potential special envoy for US President Donald Trump to address the Russia-Ukraine war.

On 25 November, Romania's first round of its presidential elections delivered a troubling surprise.

European Pravda previously interviewed Jan Lipavský in February 2022, just two weeks before Russia’s full-scale invasion.

It it about six months to go until Poland’s presidential elections, that are set to be held in May 2025 (although the exact date is yet to be announced), but leading political forces have chosen their candidates.