Four Years After Russia’s Invasion, Zelenskyy Asserts Putin Failed to Achieve Core Objectives in Ukraine
Four years ago, on February 24, 2022, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed his nation, recounting what he termed
Slovakia Halts Power to Ukraine Amid Escalating Druzhba Oil Pipeline Standoff
Slovakia has ended emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine, a decision announced by Prime Minister Robert Fico, following an
Prince Andrew’s Arrest Propels Royal Family into Unprecedented Public Scrutiny
The news of Prince Andrew’s arrest, a development few anticipated, has unequivocally thrust the British royal family into a predicament
European Investors See Germany’s Fiscal Strategy Driving Record Economic Confidence
Institutional investors across Europe are expressing unprecedented levels of optimism regarding the continent’s economic trajectory, a sentiment largely buoyed by
Poland surpasses one million civilian firearms as permits surge, prompting debate over oversight
The number of registered civilian firearms in Poland has exceeded one million for the first time, a figure driven by
Portugal’s Unexpected Turn: How António José Seguro’s Victory Reshapes the European Left and National Stability
Ten days after the ballots were counted, Portugal continues to dissect the profound implications of António José Seguro’s presidential victory.
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Orsted Divests European Onshore Wind Assets to CIP in €1.4 Billion Transaction
The energy landscape continues its dynamic shift as Orsted, the
Switzerland Seeks EU Concessions as Steel Trade Tensions Mount
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Azerbaijan Deepens European Energy Ties with New Supply Deals for Austria and Germany
Azerbaijan has solidified its position as a significant energy provider
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Four Years After Russia’s Invasion, Zelenskyy Asserts Putin Failed to Achieve Core Objectives in Ukraine
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The USS Gerald R Ford, the largest aircraft carrier in the world, recently docked at the US naval base in Souda Bay, Crete, marking
Prince Andrew’s Arrest Propels Royal Family into Unprecedented Public Scrutiny
The news of Prince Andrew’s arrest, a development few anticipated, has unequivocally thrust the British royal family into a predicament unlike any it has
Anne-Claire Legendre now leads the Arab World Institute as Jack Lang faces Epstein investigation
The leadership of the prestigious Arab World Institute has shifted, with Anne-Claire Legendre stepping into the role of director. This change follows the resignation
Macron and Modi Set to Explore Deeper Technology and Defense Cooperation
The upcoming meeting between French President Emmanuel Macron and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives at a pivotal moment for both nations, with discussions
Europe Confronts a Second China Shock as Economic Pressures Intensify
European industry finds itself at a critical juncture, navigating what many are calling a “second China shock” that is reshaping economic landscapes and challenging
Germany’s Military Counter-Intelligence Heightens Alert Over Iranian Espionage Targeting Bundeswehr
The German military intelligence apparatus has markedly increased its vigilance following Iran’s recent designation of the Bundeswehr and other European Union armed forces as
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Woolridge Questions England’s Perceived Wealth Amidst Underlying Economic Realities
The assertion that England operates under a misapprehension of its own economic standing, viewing itself as rich while in reality being rather poor, comes
Eurozone Concludes 2025 with an Unexpected €12.6 Billion Trade Surplus
The eurozone ended 2025 with a notable trade surplus, recording €12.6 billion in goods trade with the rest of the world for December. This
Greece’s Economic Resurgence Faces a New Test as European Markets Realign
The Greek economy, after years of navigating turbulent waters, has demonstrably shored up its position. Borrowing costs have plunged, access to international markets is
Bulgaria embraces the euro amidst public apprehension over economic stability
Bulgaria officially joined the eurozone on Thursday, making it the 21st nation to adopt the common currency, nearly two decades after its entry into
Federal Reserve Signals Pause After Third Consecutive Rate Cut
The Federal Reserve, in a move widely anticipated by markets and economists alike, recently delivered its third consecutive interest rate cut, bringing the target
The World’s Future Is Being Forged in Europe”: German Chancellor Warns Allies as Global Power Shifts Accelerate
In a wide-ranging and forceful speech that underscored the European Union’s growing geopolitical weight, Germany’s Chancellor declared that “the future of the world is being
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