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Europe
Poland Signals Closure of Last Russian Consulate in Gdańsk After Railway Sabotage Linked to Moscow
The announcement underscores Warsaw’s claim that Moscow has shifted from diplomatic friction to direct actions threatening national security.
Nov. 19, 2025
Europe
Georgian Dream Moves to Abolish Voting From Abroad
Shalva Papuashvili said that it would “increase the stability of elections” and “reduce the influence of external players” as Georgian Dream came under fire from pro-democracy voices for the move.
Nov. 19, 2025
Europe
EU Weighs 3 Funding Options for Ukraine Amid Frozen Russian Assets Uncertainty
The EU is reportedly considering grants, joint debt, or frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine, while a $162 billion reparation loan plan remains stalled due to opposition from Belgium.
Nov. 18, 2025
Europe
Tusk Says Railway Explosion Was ‘Act of Sabotage,’ Vows to Catch Perpetrators
Warsaw says the blast fits a wider escalation of sabotage, cyberattacks and recent drone incursions tied to Russia’s long-running hybrid war against Europe.
Nov. 17, 2025
Europe
European Defense Ministers Reaffirm Unity at Berlin E5 Meeting, Pledge Deeper Support for Ukraine
Marking a year of the Group of Five format, ministers outlined steps to expand Europe’s defense industry, reinforce Ukraine’s capabilities, and confront hybrid threats as Russia intensifies attacks.
Nov. 14, 2025
Ukraine
OPINION: Ukraine’s Battle Against Corruption Will Define Its Future
Ukraine’s leadership must show moral courage equal to its military courage. The country must demonstrate that no official, no matter how senior, is above the law.
Nov. 12, 2025
Ukraine
‘Keeping West Together’ – Uneasy G7 Coalition Meets to Secure Ukraine’s Winter, Bolster Economic Security
Divisions over US demands and trade friction overshadow coordination of fresh aid for Kyiv as ministers attempt to manage global unpredictability and hold the line against Russia.
Nov. 12, 2025
Europe
‘A New Iron Curtain’: Russians React to EU Ban on Schengen Multivisas
As Brussels tightens travel rules for Russians, reactions range from official fury to self-pity and anti-war scorn – a snapshot of how the “new iron curtain” looks from Moscow.
Nov. 10, 2025
Going to Moscow for Putin Meeting Would Be ‘Fatal Mistake’ for Zelensky, Former US Envoy Says
Ex-US Envoy Steven Pifer warned that a Putin-Zelensky meeting in Moscow would be dangerous and said G7 pledges must be followed by concrete pressure on Russia.
June 18, 2026
