Viktor Orbán’s fall after 16 years in power is not simply a Hungarian story. It is evidence that the authoritarian populist wave that reshaped European […]
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The election of Zoran Stevanović as Slovenia’s parliamentary speaker has handed Moscow a propaganda gift — and exposed how years of Kremlin-aligned media work had
Russia is running a coordinated hybrid campaign against the Baltic states, combining cyberattacks, manufactured disinformation, and a separatist provocation modelled on the Donbas playbook. The
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Russia-linked hackers compromised over 170 email accounts belonging to Ukrainian prosecutors and investigators, as well as dozens of officials across NATO member states, newly exposed
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The Estonian Internal Security Service caught 16 people working with Russian intelligence last year, the highest number since the agency began tracking such cases, as
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Moscow’s response to Orbán’s electoral defeat was swift, contradictory, and revealing: deny the friendship, manage the damage, and hope the propaganda holds. Viktor Orbán’s defeat
Bulgaria goes to the polls on April 19 in its eighth snap election since 2021 — and the outcome could reshape the country’s relationship with
Leaked audio recordings reveal Hungary’s Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó systematically briefed Russia’s Sergey Lavrov on confidential EU deliberations and coordinated Budapest’s vetoes with Moscow. The
Moldova has formalised its withdrawal from the Commonwealth of Independent States, with President Maia Sandu signing the relevant decrees on April 8–9, 2026. The signing
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A coordinated international operation has dismantled a Russian military intelligence network that turned ordinary office and home routers into espionage tools, intercepting encrypted communications from
Russia has threatened Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania with retaliation over claims they deliberately opened their airspace to Ukrainian drone strikes — claims the Baltic states
The indictment of two Ukrainian nationals in Bucharest over an alleged Russian-directed sabotage plot is the latest development in a broader Kremlin campaign targeting European
