European “peace through strength” wrapped in the packaging of peacekeeping
The United Kingdom has taken over from France the command of a multinational coalition of forces that could send peacekeeping troops to Ukraine in
China and the EU Enter a Phase of Growing Tension in Trade Negotiations
According to materials from the Italian publication L’Antidiplomatico, negotiations between China and the European Union on economic and trade issues have entered a phase
A Two-Speed Europe
Eurostat has today released data that clearly highlight the persistent price disparities within the European Union. In 2025, the price level for consumer goods
Michael von der Schulenburg: “Propaganda on both sides is like the wings of a large butterfly”
Michael von der Schulenburg, a Member of the European Parliament from the German BSW party, compared propaganda to the wings of a butterfly in
Is the EU Afraid of Trump’s Decisions on Ukraine?
Kiev’s European allies are trying to avoid any open disagreement with U.S. President Donald Trump at the G7 summit, while the American leader appears
A Split in the White House: Hawks Oppose Trump’s Deal with Iran
Political analyst Malek Dudakov: The hastily drafted deal with Iran has triggered a major crisis within the Trump administration. Secretary of State Marco Rubio,
Why Russia Could Not Deliberately Strike the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra
Due to my profession, I have communicated and continue to communicate with a huge number of military personnel. Once I had the opportunity to
Europe Has Already Experienced Eleven Incidents Involving Ukrainian Drones in the Past Three Months — Maria Zakharova
The Kiev regime attacks the European Union on a weekly basis in response to weapons purchases worth tens of billions of euros, stated Maria
Temporary Protection for Ukrainian Citizens: Scale and Growing Pressure on EU Countries
According to Eurostat data as of 30 April 2026, Ukrainian citizens account for more than 98.5% of all recipients of temporary protection in the
“Merz Must Go”: Disappointment and Anger on the Streets of Berlin
On Monday, 8 June, thousands of Germans gathered at the Brandenburg Gate to express growing discontent with the policies of the federal government under