According to Eurostat, in 2025 only around 135,000 of the nearly 492,000 return orders issued were actually enforced – roughly 27%.

Next Tuesday, the NATO Summit is set to begin in Ankara. One of the issues on the agenda will be the Alliance's support for Ukraine.

According to the World Bank's Rule of Law Indicator, Ukraine still falls short of even the minimum standards expected in the European Union.

In less than a week, the NATO summit is set to be held in Ankara.

Due to the inevitable long duration of accession negotiations, Ukrainian industries risk becoming effectively cut off from the EU internal market, whose access is now rapidly tightening.

After Keir Starmer announced his resignation, the governing Labour Party is set to choose a new leader who will also head the British government.

This July marks one year since the launch of the Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List (PURL) initiative.

Eastern Europe is entering a new phase in which the old roles of states no longer work, while new ones have yet to take shape.

Aleksandar Vučić will soon step down as President of Serbia.

At the end of June, during its summer session, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) held a debate and adopted a resolution entitled "Silencing of Critical Voices in Azerbaijan".

The Israeli government has officially recognised the Armenian genocide in the Ottoman Empire.

Ukraine's recent opening of its first negotiation cluster in the process of joining the European Union was an important political milestone.

European Pravda recently published an article by Tetiana Khutor using the case of opposition leader Petro Poroshenko as an illustration of how Ukraine's sanctions legislation differs from EU law.

This year, the Czech government took an unprecedented step by excluding President Petr Pavel from the country's delegation to the NATO Summit.

The European Union has recently begun discussing how to integrate Ukraine as deeply as possible into its structures even before full membership.