Lithuania has found itself in a state of permanent political crisis in recent months.

The European Commission’s Enlargement and Accession Report notes that despite the war, Ukraine has made good progress in agricultural policy and some progress in the area of food safety.

Ukraine has repeatedly declared that it is ready to start negotiations on joining the EU even today.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is not rescuing Polish politicians from imprisonment for the first time. He has offered shelter to several figures from Poland’s former ruling elite.

In the New York City mayoral election, 34-year-old Zoran Mamdani scored a decisive victory. He became the first Muslim mayor in the city’s history, a self-proclaimed "democratic socialist" and one of the youngest mayors in modern US history.

Ukraine will inevitably request transitional periods during accession negotiations with the European Union.

On 4 November 2025, the European Commission published its 2025 Enlargement Package Report on Ukraine’s progress and this report turned out to be the most complimentary for Ukraine to date.

The EU Enlargement Report for 2025, which was unexpectedly favourable towards Ukraine, has been enthusiastically received by Ukrainian politicians and officials.

The EU is approaching a historic decision to ban imports of Russian gas.

Yesterday, the European Commission presented its latest annual assessment of Ukraine’s progress – the so-called "Enlargement Package" report on the EU-related reforms of candidate countries.

On 4 November, Brussels published this year’s European Commission report on the implementation of the enlargement policy – the so-called Enlargement Package.

The European Commission’s conclusions on Ukraine turned out to be unexpectedly optimistic.

On 29 October, new agreements between Ukraine and the EU on additional liberalisation of import duties and tariff quotas under the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement came into effect.

On 1 November, mass gatherings were held across Serbia to mark the anniversary of the Novi Sad tragedy, where in 2024, the collapse of a railway station canopy killed 16 people.

A growing crisis is unfolding within Hungary’s ruling party, Fidesz.