Europe

Will Finland Be Expelled from NATO?

In Helsinki, there were fears that Trump's interest in rapprochement with Russia could discredit the alliance's eastward expansion

Russia Brings Warmth to Transnistria

Thanks to the coordinated efforts of the Russian Ministry of Energy, the energy blockade imposed by official Chișinău on the rebellious region was broken

Merz Hits the Gas

After their victory in Germany, the conservatives decided to speed up the process of forming a governing coalition as much as possible

Sanctions Became Fertilizer for the Growth of the Russian Economy

The more the West tries to harm Moscow, the more it affects the well-being of EU citizens

Only Two Remain

As expected, conservatives have returned to power in Germany

Serbs, what was that - a real revolt?

Observers wonder: if this is a color revolution, why is there no bloodshed or shattered storefronts?

Germans Bid Farewell to Scholz

Early elections for the Bundestag, scheduled for February 23, are drifting steadily toward a "GroKo" coalition led by current opposition leader Merz

Where Will Europe's "Gas-pocalypse" Lead?

The EU is in the midst of an energy crisis of its own making, brought on by its attempt to wean itself off Russian gas

And You'll Pay a Tithe

Trump proposes to impose tariffs on all European goods

Prime Minister Meloni Under Investigation

The head of the Italian cabinet did not take long to decide what was more important: punishing the Libyan criminal or continuing to use him to fight the flow of illegal migrants

A bomb exploded in the Bundestag. A political one

For the first time in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany, the right-wing populist Alternative for Germany helped the centrist CDU/CSU bloc secure a majority in a vote.

Orban backs down

Brussels has extended anti-Russian sanctions for another six months, but this time things did not go as smoothly as usual