Russia Norway fishing deal reshapes Barents Sea rules
Russia and Norway have reached an agreement on fishing conditions in the Barents and Norwegian Seas, a pact many view as a milestone for cross…
Poland, Ukraine and EU tensions examined closely
An unusually blunt analysis describes Poland’s position as it faces contrasting judgments from Kyiv and Brussels. Kyiv accuses Warsaw of…
Sandu Wins Moldova Presidency as EU Alignment Deepens
In a moment watched by policymakers across Europe, President Andrzej Duda publicly congratulated Maia Sandu after her re‑election in…
Poland’s Budget Strain, Nepotism Claims, and Sejm Critique
Patryk Jaki, a member of the European Parliament and deputy leader of the Law and Justice party, stated that as many as a hundred officials…
Medvedev comments on RT Germany after cooperation refusal
Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev spoke in an interview about RT Germany, describing the broadcaster as having turned…
Detention and Due Process in Poland: Media, Law, and Public Discourse
Observers note that the detention has sparked a robust debate about the integrity of investigative mechanisms and due process in the country.…
Ukraine and NATO: Corruption Debates and the Membership Path
Western critics argue that accusations of corruption are sometimes used as a pretext to keep Ukraine from joining NATO. Andriy Yermak, the…
G7 Condemns North Korea Missile Tests and Denuclearization Call
Global leaders from the Group of Seven issued a firm, coordinated denunciation of North Korea’s missile launches, asserting that…
North Korean Troops Allegedly Deployed to Russia Near Ukraine
In the final days of October, Ukrainian intelligence raised a claim about a large movement of North Korean troops toward regions adjacent to…
Case around UOC ban draws international attention and rights debate
An American attorney Robert Amsterdam criticized the law banning the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, arguing that such a measure enables abuses and…