In spring 2022, three Organisation for security and co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine employees – Dmytro Shabanov, Maksym Petrov and Vadym Golda – were forcibly ...

While European oil giants pledge a 'zero-spill mindset' at home, their offshore operations along the Angolan coast appears to ...

Press freedom in Serbia has never been in such a dire state. Political leaders are fanning the flames of hatred, the ...

Under new Prime Minister Rumen Radev, in just six months Bulgaria has shifted from steadfast support for Ukraine to a foreign ...

An analysis of eight EU State of the Union speeches finds Von der Leyen's rhetoric on migration, climate and values converging with far-right frames – without adopting far-right words.

Following the longest murder trial in Maltese history, Yorgen Fenech’s acquittal leaves the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia without a perpetrator – and Malta facing up to its own failings.

Taras Bilous is a Ukrainian historian. He is co- editor of Spilne/Commons: Journal of Social Criticism, and an activist of the Sotsialnyi Rukh (“Social Movement”, SR), a left-wing political movement ...

From Moldovan train corridors to Central Asian uranium, Brussels is playing its most ambitious card in post-2022 geopolitics.

Mothers training to load mortars, children being taught how to identify disinformation: in the Baltic and Nordic states, defence and resilience are part of everyday life and a responsibility shared ...

Jobs automated away, trust in information undermined, copyright in existential peril… AI is sweeping the globe, and so far it is inspiring at least as much anxiety as hope. So how will AI affect work ...

Initial enthusiasm in Poland to help Ukrainians fleeing Russian aggression is giving way to anti-migration sentiment. This is fuelled not only by the instrumentalisation of conflicts and historical ...

Slovakia’s 9-month election marathon, marked by Fico’s comeback and EU election scepticism ...