
Former French Ambassador Criticises von der Leyen for Diplomatic Excesses
The Commission president tends to forget that she has no mandate to meddle in foreign policy.

The Commission president tends to forget that she has no mandate to meddle in foreign policy.

Transatlantic tensions increasingly stem from conflicting views on democracy and sovereignty, Peek says.

Unlike Western Europe’s tendency toward moralizing diplomacy, Hungary’s approach is grounded in realism and mutual respect.

Brussels may soon look for systemic fixes—more censorship, more centralisation—but these are recipes not for stability, but for disruption.

The Polish head of state’s first moves are not mere partisan sparring—they are about addressing the structural defects within the state.

Poland’s liberal PM insists his government sets foreign policy, but the conservative president heads to Washington on his own terms.
Russia opposed Annalena Baerbock’s nomination, saying she has repeatedly proved her incompetence.

It is “not just because the world’s shifting, but because its political class has botched the response with a mix of hubris, warmongering, and strategic myopia.”

Hungary’s attempt to advance talks with Belgrade was rejected for political reasons, despite Serbia meeting all preliminary benchmarks set by the Commission

J.D. Vance has proposed America decouple from Ukraine to focus on rising Chinese threat.