The Moldovan parliament is set to officially approve the composition of the new government this week.

Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine and the risk of new Kremlin-driven threats in other regions have radically changed how European countries approach national security and defence.

As the European Union tries to put together a large loan for Ukraine, sovereign guarantees and the risk they pose to member states' credit ratings have become a stumbling block.

On Thursday, 23 October, EU leaders will meet at the European Council in Brussels to discuss plans to strengthen the Union’s defence capabilities by 2030.

The European Commission publishes an enlargement report analysing the progress of all countries with an officially recognised EU membership perspective at the end of each yea

There is less than two months to go before European institutions close down for Christmas, and this is the short window of time Denmark has in its current presidency of the EU Council to push through substantive decisions on Ukraine and its accession to the European Union.

France is no longer just navigating a political crisis, it’s exporting one.

Jacek Severa, who headed Poland’s Bureau of National Security from October 2022 until the beginning of 2025, was directly involved in preparing Polish assistance to Ukraine.

In April 2024, the European Union took a step that the international community had awaited for more than two years after Russia’s full-scale invasion.

A little over a year from now, Americans will vote to determine which political party will control the two houses of Congress.

Two and a half hours of meetings, two of them behind closed doors – with and without plates. Compliments from Donald Trump and attempts by the Ukrainian side to satisfy all the whims of the White House host.

The meeting between Ilham Aliyev and Vladimir Putin on 9 October in Dushanbe was far more than a protocol event.

The NATO talks in Brussels proved that the United States is coming back to the Russia-Ukraine war, this time on our side.

This week, the Venice Commission (VC) released its opinion on draft laws concerning disciplinary procedures and the vetting of judges.

On 7 October, the European Commission officially released a draft of a new regulation, COM(2025)726, intended to replace the current safeguard measures on steel imports after June 2026 in the EU.