Europe
Europe
Germany's Prussian Spirit Rises Again
The head of the German armed forces called the deployment of American long-range missiles on German territory a «good decision».
France-Algeria: It Has Never Been Worse
Algeria has recalled its ambassador from Paris. Relationship between the two countries is falling apart.
What is the "fog of war"?
The Kiev regime made a show of receiving the first batch of F-16 fighter jets from the West.
"We have three years to prepare for war"
New Chief of the UK General Staff delivers a particularly dire report for the first time
Oil Blackmail
The Kiev regime decided to punish Hungary and Slovakia for their unique stance on resolving the Ukrainian crisis
Ursula Transfers Frozen Russian Assets to Aid Ukraine
The European Commission transferred the first tranche of profits from frozen Russian assets to Ukraine aid funds.
Germany’s Farewell to Biden
Berlin expressed sorrow but promptly began preparing for a possible return of Trump to the White House.
Financial Crisis Hits the British Tories
The British Conservative Party is now facing a financial crisis
German Woman Recaptures European Parliament
The authoritarian Russophobe Ursula von der Leyen has been approved for another five-year term as the head of the European Commission.
Everyone thought they were Churchill
Why a new format for the European leaders' summit was needed
Preserving Its DNA
Why Europe's far-right parties failed to form a coalition
Baerbock Retreats Into the Shadows?
A behind-the-scenes struggle for the chancellor nomination for the upcoming Bundestag elections has begun within Germany's Green Party.