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War in Ukraine

Russia Suffering Severe Economic Losses Under Sanctions - Ukrainian Intelligence

Ukraine’s Foreign Intelligence Service said internal Russian assessments show mounting economic losses.

By Veronika Sukhanych

April 15, 2026

Russia

Kremlin Downplays Orbán Ties, Seeks Dialogue With Hungary’s New Leadership

Russia said it was never closely aligned with outgoing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and remains open to pragmatic relations with Hungary’s new pro‑EU leadership.

By Veronika Sukhanych

April 14, 2026

Ukraine

EU Ties €35B Hungary Funds to Reforms, Kyiv Support as Magyar Seeks Reset

Brussels is linking the release of frozen funds to reforms and Hungary’s stance on Ukraine, as incoming Prime Minister Péter Magyar moves to rebuild ties with the EU.

By Yuliia Zavadska

April 14, 2026

NATO

Slovenia’s Parliament Speaker Proposes NATO Exit Referendum, Signals Possible Moscow Visit

Slovenia’s new parliament speaker Zoran Stevanović said he plans to hold a referendum on leaving NATO, while also signaling openness to visiting Moscow and pursuing a more independent foreign policy.

By Yuliia Zavadska

April 14, 2026

Ukraine

Why Orbán’s Defeat Won’t (Yet) Unblock EU’s €90 billion Ukraine Loan

Speaking to reporters on Monday, Magyar suggested, but didn’t confirm, that he will lift Budapest’s veto on the loan.

By Euractiv

April 14, 2026

Euro Identity Crisis: Beethoven or Birds?

ECB plans to redesign euro banknotes, replacing abstract bridges with cultural icons or nature themes – sparking debate over identity, symbolism, and what truly represents Europe.

By Euractiv

April 13, 2026

Russia

Canada Amends Laws to Seize Profits From Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine

Ottawa has established a legal mechanism to transfer interest from immobilized Russian funds to Kyiv, as Ukraine continues to push for full confiscation of $300 billion in state assets.

By Kyiv Post

April 12, 2026

Europe

Hungary election: What’s at stake for Ukraine, Russia, and the EU?

A pivotal moment for Europe, Ukraine, and others, as Viktor Orbán faces his biggest challenge in years in a vote that has implications beyond Hungary.

By TVP World

April 12, 2026

Featured

Georgians Vote Amid Fears of Voter Fraud by Ruling Pro-Russian Party

‘Russia Started Its Attacks on Ukraine 20 Years Ago,’ Says Former EU Ambassador to Ukraine

Ukraine’s Parliament Supports Draft Law on Lobbying

Hungary

Parliamentary Election in Hungary: What’s at Stake?

The Hungarian election taking place this Sunday is of major significance for the EU as a whole.

By Eurotopics

April 11, 2026

Europe

Jet Fuel Crisis to Hit Europe in Coming Weeks

Industry representatives warned the crisis could hit Europe within three weeks, stressing that reopening the Strait of Hormuz remains key as European leaders scramble for a response.

By Leo Chiu

April 10, 2026

Europe

OPINION: Operation Budapest – Moscow Personnel in Brussels

If an EU member uses its position to work in favor of a state waging a war of aggression against its European neighbor, it is betrayal and collaboration with the enemy.

By Dr. Orhan Dragas

April 9, 2026

Zelensky

Zelensky Calls Vance’s Visit to Hungary ‘Not Helpful’ Ahead of Election

President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized US Vice President JD Vance’s visit to Hungary, while calling for stronger European security cooperation.

By Yuliia Zavadska

April 9, 2026

Russia

Audio Leak Fuels Concerns Hungary Undermined Ukraine’s EU Bid Before Vote

Leaked recordings suggest Hungary’s FM offered Russia documents tied to Ukraine’s EU accession talks, raising fresh concerns over Budapest’s ties with Moscow ahead of elections.

By TVP World

April 9, 2026