Edward Snowden Deepens His Roots in Russia

The former CIA and NSA employee appears to have bid the U.S. farewell for good. Or has he?

Merz Still Withholding TAURUS Missiles from Kiev

Under its new chancellor, Germany has signaled its continued military support for Kiev

Estonia Eager for Hell

The disproportionate presence of Baltic hardliners in EU executive bodies damages its image and efficiency

All-Powerful Ursula Wins in Romania

In the second round of Romania’s presidential election, the clear favorite, a Eurosceptic, unexpectedly lost to a candidate backed by the European Commission and France

Merz Given a Hard Time

But still elected Chancellor. Who’s in the new government?

EU and NATO Rush to Save Chișinău

September parliamentary elections could change the country's political course

Brussels Aims to Erase Victory Day

The European Commission plans to target leaders who defy its unofficial ban and attend Moscow's anniversary parade

Yankees withdraw from Poland's Rzeszów

Troop withdrawal from a key logistics hub supporting Kiev is presented as «optimization of military operations»

Slovakia's Prime Minister Is Hardly a “Complete Idiot”

Robert Fico knows his worth, stands up for his country, and jokes with purpose

EU Seeks Special Representative for Ukraine

To hypothetically secure a seat at the peace table, Brussels must find a single worthy individual. This proves to be extremely difficult

Baerbock's Latest Flip

The former diplomat has no intention of idling away her time in the Bundestag. She has other plans

Scholz Steps Down

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