France’s 2027 presidential election is becoming one of the most consequential political contests in Europe. At stake is not only the future direction of French […]
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
Hearings begin this week in France on an appeal that could reshape the country’s 2027 presidential race. At stake is whether far-right leader Marine Le
France Opens Appeal Hearings That Could Decide Le Pen’s 2027 Bid Read More »
The trial of Polish far-right and Ukrainophobe MEP Grzegorz Braun has begun in Warsaw, marking a watershed moment for Poland’s democracy. What may look like
Trial of Grzegorz Braun: How Poland’s Far Right Turned Extremism into Political Capital Read More »
One of the most significant foreign-influence convictions in recent British history, the Nathan Gill Russian bribe sentencing has shocked British and European political circles. The
UK Ex-MEP Nathan Gill Sentenced to 10 Years Over Russian Bribery Read More »
In Poland, the prosecutor’s office filed formal allegations of terrorist sabotage on behalf of the Russian Federation against two Ukrainian citizens, Oleksandr K. and Yevhen
In Poland, Two Ukrainians Charged With Russia-Linked Sabotage on Railway Read More »
On Friday, the Paris Criminal Court handed down sentences to four Bulgarian citizens in a case involving the desecration of a Holocaust memorial in 2024,
In a ruling that has stunned people across Europe, a Polish court has refused to extradite a Ukrainian man suspected by Germany of involvement in
Polish Court Refuses Extradition in Nord Stream Case, Citing “Just War” Read More »
A French court on September 25 sentenced former President Nicolas Sarkozy to five years in prison in the so-called “Libyan case,” finding him partially guilty
Former French President Sarkozy Sentenced to Five Years in Prison Read More »
The European Commission has imposed a record €2.95 billion fine on Google for abusing its dominant position in the ad technology (adtech) market. By favoring
EU Fines Google €2.95 Billion for Antitrust Violations in AdTech Read More »
A British court has ordered the release on bail of Vyacheslav Platon, the Moldovan businessman accused in multiple money-laundering cases in his home country. Moldova’s
UK Court Releases Moldovan Oligarch Accused of Money Laundering Read More »
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 »
