The most important and extensive cluster in Ukraine’s EU accession negotiations, Fundamentals, must be the first to open.

Donald Trump’s return to the White House, and more importantly, the conflict between his new administration and most NATO allies, is already leading to changes that seemed utterly unrealistic just six months ago.

Movements rooted in protest against the status quo have taken deep root in Western politics: American Trumpism, Germany’s populist Alternative for Germany (AfD), France’s National Rally, and Austria’s Freedom Party. Similar trends are evident in Brazil, the Netherlands, and the UK.

The EU may soon face serious image problems in Ukraine.

Good relations with the United States have long been a cornerstone of Poland's security policy, regardless of which government is in power. However, will these fundamental principles of Polish foreign policy remain relevant if Donald Trump returns to office in the US?

The frozen conflict that has defined Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) for its entire modern history now seems to be fully "unfrozen." The possibility of renewed hostilities in BiH has become realistic.

Romania’s Constitutional Court has officially ruled out the participation of far-right candidate Călin Georgescu in the presidential elections.

On 11 March, Greenland held elections. The small population of the world’s largest island voted for a new local parliament.

Donald Trump’s flirtation with Russia and the growing likelihood that Europe may have to face potential Russian aggression alone have led to a dramatic shift in Berlin’s approach to its defence capabilities.

15 March 2025 is the deadline for the European Union to renew sanctions against individuals and organisations involved in Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.

Mark Carney will take over as Canada’s Prime Minister in the coming days.

Ukraine has stopped transporting Russian gas through its territory since the beginning of the year.

US President Donald Trump’s betrayal of America’s traditional allies, humiliation of Ukraine, encouragement of right-wing extremism, and embrace of belligerent autocrats will push European and East Asian democracies to form new defense alliances.

EU member states have finally decided that, starting in October 2025, the Entry-Exit System (EES) will be implemented. The new system will record the crossing of the EU’s external borders by non-EU nationals.

British company Shell and several European firms continue purchasing liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the sanctioned Russian terminal Arctic LNG 2, with the assistance of icebreakers operated by Russia’s state-owned Atomflot, a company also under Western sanctions.