Sánchez Rules Out Early Elections in Rare TV Interview Javier Villamor September 2, 2025 New elections would put the country “into paralysis,” the Spanish PM said.
President Nawrocki’s Opening Salvo: A Precision Assault on the Tusk System Artur Ciechanowicz September 1, 2025 The Polish head of state’s first moves are not mere partisan sparring—they are about addressing the structural defects within the state.
Suspects in the Novi Sad Train Station Collapse Investigation Detained Zolta Győri August 3, 2025 The collapse of the train station triggered multiple protests in Serbia, with former government officials allegedly responsible now in police custody.
Ukrainian Agencies Uncover Major Corruption Scheme, Zelensky Reacts TEC News August 3, 2025 “The essence of the scheme was to conclude state contracts with supplier companies at deliberately inflated prices,” NABU and SAPO said.
Spain’s Attorney General To Stand Trial, Refuses To Resign Javier Villamor July 30, 2025 Judges accuse Álvaro García Ortiz of destroying evidence and using his office to smear a political rival.
Spanish Socialists Head into Summer Suffocated by Corruption Javier Villamor July 28, 2025 The PSOE hopes to shield itself with the ‘secrecy law’as public outcry for transparency grows.
Romania: Deputy PM Quits Amid Corruption Scandal TEC News July 28, 2025 The new Bucharest government is off to a shaky start as long-running bribery investigation resurfaces.
EU Cuts Ukraine Aid Over Missed Reforms TEC News July 28, 2025 Kyiv has been heavily criticised for weakening two anti-corruption agencies.
Zelensky Blames Russia for Controversial Ukrainian Law TEC News July 23, 2025 Ukraine The Ukrainian president said the move to remove the independence of two anti-corruption bodies was necessary in the fight against the occupiers.
French Culture Minister Faces Trial for Corruption TEC News July 23, 2025 Rachida Dati is to be tried for allegedly lobbying for an automaker during her stint as an MEP.
