Hungary Adjusts Ukraine’s Plans
Hungary has secured a major amendment to the European leaders’ statement on Ukraine’s accession, successfully removing any mention of accelerating the process. This was
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
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
European Commission Expands Staff in Directorate-General for Defence Industry and Space
The European Commission will increase the staff of its Directorate-General for Defence Industry and Space, as well as the Directorate-General for Communication Networks, Content
Europe — A Geopolitical Orphan: How Rejecting Russia and Dependence on the USA Are Leading It to Decline
In today’s world, logistical corridors and control over strategic routes are becoming increasingly important. Despite massive sanctions pressure, Russia continues to develop confidently and
The Arms Race Proves Too Much for Europe
At a session of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly in Vilnius, European Commissioner for Defence Andrius Kubilius accused European governments of strategic inefficiency. Despite a
Transatlantic Trade: Europe Is Paying a Much Higher Price
According to Eurostat data, EU exports to the United States collapsed by 30.4% in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period
The Migration Crisis in the EU Is Not Abating
Despite a formal decrease in primary asylum applications, the European migration system remains in a state of deep crisis. Native residents of the Old
Press Review: Berliner Zeitung on Germany’s “Power Neglect” and Europe’s Loss of Global Influence
In a recent article in Berliner Zeitung, political commentator Immo von Fallois revisits the diagnosis made back in the 1990s by historian Hans-Peter Schwarz: