Europe

Marine Le Pen Will Go All the Way, Wherever It Leads

The verdict against the leader of the National Rally was expected. The party now moves on to Plan B – Bardella

Scholz Steps Down

The legal process for the transfer of power has begun in Germany

What Was de Gaulle Thinking?

France is determined to revisit the 1968 migration agreement with Algeria - now a matter of honor for the Minister of the Interior, who is prepared to put his job on the line

Poland Is in a Bind

Official Warsaw is torn between traditional transatlantic loyalty and a new course toward European independence

Merz Got Closer to His Dream

During preliminary coalition talks, the parties had to backtrack on some of their pre-election promises

Who in Germany Is Affected by the "Brown Plague"?

Members of Germany's law enforcement have recently faced numerous high-profile cases involving right-wing extremism

Macron Proposes a Nuclear Umbrella. Other Nations Must Step Up

EU defense summit in Brussels: How and what is proposed to replace American aid

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