NATO: Five to nine years left before a major war on the continent

It seems that behind the calls of a number of European politicians to urgently prepare for imminent Russian aggression there is one puppeteer.

Германия: Сара хочет власти

Scholz's coalition is going down. Against this background, new political forces that are ready to take responsibility for the future of the FRG are becoming stronger.

The Germans are advancing again!

The Bundeswehr is forming a strike group of up to six and a half thousand soldiers in Lithuania. Drang nach Osten again?

Viktor Orban: "The position on Ukraine is not a bargaining chip"

The European Commission is looking for a way around Budapest’s blocking of a multibillion-dollar tranche of macro-financial aid to Ukraine.

The "Israeli-style" DMZ

Is the “Korean scenario” applicable to the settlement of modern conflicts?

President Vucic: We'll please everyone

The Serbian leader is finding it increasingly difficult to balance his EU aspirations with his desire to continue close ties with Russia.

Poles want to send Kaczynski to retirement

European Council: "Naughty Child" spoils everything

At the summit in Brussels, the EU leaders deepened their search for satisfactory formulations on the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.

Who was hindered by the Balticconnector?

In a vain attempt to find a “Russian trace” in the damage of an offshore gas pipeline, NATO is hoping to close the Baltic to Russia.

Germany: Scholz is predicted kaput

The surge in popularity of far-right parties could lead to the dissolution of the liberal “traffic light” cabinet.

The Koran is a delicate matter

Swedish fans were shot in Brussels. It seems to have become a bloody revenge on official Stockholm for condoning those who desecrate Islamic shrines.

Poland: Mr. Kaczynski's miscalculation?

The failed Polish parliamentary elections for the ruling party have plunged the country into a state of political uncertainty.