Switzerland may lift sanctions against Russia

This will happen if a referendum initiated by the largest party strengthens the constitutional provision on neutrality.

Kiev turns to Slovaks

Political developments in Slovakia have forced the authorities of Ukraine to urgently start a dialog with Bratislava.

The problems of non-peaceful space

Why are U.S. politicians and military officials so frightened by Russia's mythical "space nuclear argument"?

Article 5 of the NATO Charter. One for all, and all without one?

The antics of the "Gallic rooster" have prompted Germany to take a closer look at the NATO Charter's fundamental provision on collective defense.

The US will not give up "Ramstein"

Jubilee celebrations at NATO headquarters in Brussels were held in a businesslike but destructive atmosphere.

Serbs are being bombed again. So far with threats

President Aleksandar Vucic intends to defend national interests in the face of a renewed Western turn against Belgrade.

Spring fever has come to Poland

Will the gray cardinal Kaczyński, who lost the election, be able to put Brussels favorite Tusk behind bars?

Romania goes to base

Official Bucharest is working hard to break into a leading position in NATO.

Bulgaria says goodbye

What will change for Russians after Sofia joins the Schengen area

Poland: How the Poles went to the White House

The upper echelons of Poland made a visit to Washington to urge Congress to allocate aid to Ukraine.

Czech Republic wants fire

Prague is promoting its initiative to buy shells for the UAF, which leads to deterioration of relations not only with Moscow, but also with Bratislava.

European Commission is raring to fight

"Brussels Fury" is determined to push for its reappointment in order to rebuild the bloc's economy on a war footing.