European Court rules no immediate human rights violation in Le Pen’s disqualification from France’s 2027 presidential race. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has […]
ECHR Rejects Marine Le Pen’s Complaint Over Presidential Election Ban Read More »
The United Kingdom and Ukraine are signing a historic agreement on the supply of missiles for air defense systems from Thales. The British government has
The UK and Ukraine sign an agreement on air defense missile supplies Read More »
The European Commission has dismissed a translator employed by the European Union to assist during summits due to concerns about possible security breaches. Politico reported
The European Court of Human Rights has found Russia guilty in a major interstate case combining complaints from Ukraine and the Netherlands against Russia regarding
ECHR found Russia guilty in a major case brought by Ukraine and the Netherlands Read More »
EU lawmakers stress unity amid growing political friction and energy concerns in Central Europe. The European Parliament has formally urged the governments of Hungary and
Merz reaffirms Germany’s military and political commitment to Ukraine amid growing far-right opposition. On July 9, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz declared that the diplomatic options
German Chancellor Merz: Diplomatic Means with Russia Are Exhausted Read More »
French National Rally leader Jordan Bardella denounces the police operation as political persecution. French authorities carried out a high-profile raid at the headquarters of the
French Far-Right Party Headquarters Raided Amid Campaign Financing Investigation Read More »
A coordinated digital warfare effort exposes personal data from military personnel and activists across Europe. A recent investigation by the Jan Kuciak Center has uncovered
Russian Doxing Campaign Targets Ukrainian Military with Slovakian Server Support Read More »
New digital border control mechanism aims to streamline travel tracking across the EU’s external borders. The European Parliament has officially approved the gradual rollout of
European Parliament Approves Phased Rollout of EU Entry/Exit System Read More »
The EU prepares sweeping economic sanctions targeting oil revenues and global financial networks aiding Moscow. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has announced that the European
France Pushes for Toughest Russia Sanctions in Three Years, Says Foreign Minister Read More »
The deaths of two Azerbaijani citizens in Russia have triggered a diplomatic rift. But at the heart of the crisis lies a deeper truth: Russia’s
Systemic Repression and Xenophobia: Russia’s Domestic War Fuels Its Rift with Azerbaijan Read More »
When the United States struck Iran’s nuclear facilities last month, triggering a rapid de-escalation between Iran and Israel, many expected a broader geopolitical reaction—especially from
The EU has announced the official extension of sectoral sanctions against Russia for another six months. This extension was announced by the chief of European
EU extends sectoral sanctions against Russia for another six months Read More »
Azerbaijan announced the detention of two Russian FSB agents who were working undercover at the propaganda agency Sputnik Azerbaijan. On Monday morning, Baku police conducted
Azerbaijan announces detention of Russian FSB agents working at Sputnik in Baku Read More »
In the Russian attack on Kyiv on the night of June 10, a building near the European Union delegation in Ukraine was damaged. This was
A Russian strike on Kyiv damaged a building near the EU delegation Read More »
Bulgaria is celebrating its second success this year. On January 1, the country fully joined the Schengen Area, and in a year, on January 1,
Bid to join the eurozone united Bulgarians against pro-Russian forces Read More »
