Bulgaria goes to the polls for the eighth time in five years — and this time, a Russophile former president is making a bid for […]
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With Hungary’s April 12 vote weeks away, Moscow has quietly mobilised its election interference machinery — this time to ensure its closest EU ally stays
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The Kremlin has dispatched a team of political technologists and intelligence operatives to Budapest with a single objective: ensure Viktor Orbán wins Hungary’s April 12
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Hungary’s opposition leader Péter Magyar has accused Moscow of deploying intelligence operatives in Budapest to influence the April 12 parliamentary elections in Viktor Orbán’s favour.
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Hungary’s prime minister has a new enemy. According to Viktor Orban, it is Ukraine—and it is coming for Hungarian power plants. The announcement On February
The far-right Reform UK leader is attempting to rehabilitate his controversial stance on Russia as his party’s electoral prospects improve. Nigel Farage’s far-right Reform UK
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The Moldovan government, led by Alexandru Munteanu, was sworn in on Saturday, marking the official start of its work. The ceremony was broadcast on Moldovan
Just days after coalition talks began in the Czech Republic, a scandal involving Filip Turek, the Automobilist party’s nominee for foreign minister, has thrown the
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A Government That Lasted Less Than a Day France has entered a new phase of political paralysis. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu resigned after just 27
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The Czech Republic’s parliamentary elections on October 3–4, 2025, delivered a clear but unsettling outcome for Brussels and Kyiv. The populist movement ANO, led by
The pro-European Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) of President Maia Sandu has secured a sweeping victory in Moldova’s parliamentary elections, dealing a major blow to
A vote in Chisinau with consequences for Europe On September 28, Moldovans will elect a new parliament—a vote that will determine far more than the
