Long-reads

The UK has not forgotten about Crimea – and we will not. We will continue to advocate for the human rights of all Ukrainians at the United Nations, and across the world.

80% of the country’s news outlets have become pro-government mouthpieces. However, the remaining independent media outlets could put an end to Orbán’s rule.

What changes in electoral sentiment in France have been revealed by the local elections? And what does this mean for the upcoming presidential elections?

The detained guards were initially told in no uncertain terms that they would remain imprisoned in Hungary… And one of their interrogators was a Russian.

In Ukraine, thousands of women live in a state of waiting due to the war. Their husbands, sons, brothers, or fathers went missing or were held in captivity.

Several Western leaders and capitals are deliberately slowing down the creation of a "tribunal for Putin". This is a serious accusation, but it has solid grounds...

These documents have not been made public, but we are convinced that the public has the right to know what the main tasks for Ukraine on its path to EU membership are…

For the first time, the EU has included the requirement for this reform in the list of priorities for Ukraine. Moreover, the European Union should consider including the reform of the bar in the mechanisms for conditional financial support...

Marco Rubio's speech in Munich demonstrated a shift in US rhetoric. Was Rubio signaling a change? On the contrary.

Bert Koenders: "There is an increasing feeling that the United States is leaving Europe. But one thing is certain: after Greenland, trust cannot easily be regained."

France's far left is not the favourite for the Élysée in 2027. But it can shape parliamentary majorities and coalition red lines.

The option of "geopolitical accession" for Ukraine runs contrary to EU rules, but it is being taken seriously, and discussions on a creative approach are already underway...

Arguments about the "impossibility" of restricting cooperation with Russia are unconvincing when assessed in the context of war, sanctions and security risks.

The price for US engagement is becoming unattainable for both Europe and Ukraine. The era of American security guarantor may be over.

We signed truly the first of its kind – a 100 Year Partnership between our two countries. What this means.

In Moldova, political movements that openly aim to dismantle the country’s statehood are operating within the law. TBecause of this, while working towards EU integration, Sandu has developed a Plan B: "Either we move towards the EU, or we move towards Romania."

Peaceful Europe is not being hit where it traditionally believed itself strongest, but where it had grown used to expecting no blow at all: critical infrastructure.

What do these changes mean for the global order? How will Russia’s actions change as a result? What mistakes has the Trump administration made?