Georgia’s Balancing Act: EU/NATO Goals vs. Russian Threats
Atlanticists stoke fears that EU-aspiring Georgia is another Hungary.
Atlanticists stoke fears that EU-aspiring Georgia is another Hungary.
Even Euroskeptic papers have blindly called Britain rejoining an initiative to strengthen EU a “victory.”
Aiming to turn crisis into opportunity, federalists are hoping to centralise EU powers further, compelling one Polish MEP to warn about the formation of a homogenising state.
Commission denies that solidarity mechanisms for Ukraine are crippling the domestic EU agricultural sector.
The EU’s top military advisor said that European sanctions have barely reduced the Kremlin’s capacity to wage war.
The stakes are high for Meta as a large part of its revenue is based on personalised advertising.
Predicted election winner Robert Fico vows to keep Slovakia inside the EU and NATO but doesn’t rule out a coalition with any party.
Despite gas storage being filled to 90% capacity, Europe’s energy supply for winter is far from secure.
Opposition parties are boycotting the referendum, claiming it is an attempt by ruling PiS to drum up support at the ballot box by attacking the EU’s controversial migration deal.
OSF might prepare for strategic restructuring and a 40% workforce cutback, but “we only truly believe that the occupying troops are leaving the continent when the last Soros soldier has left,” Balázs Orbán, the Hungarian PM’s political director said.
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