Palm Sunday Massacre: EU, U.S. Mull Next Steps in Ukraine Tamás Orbán April 14, 2025 The U.S. might ramp up sanctions on Russia, while Merz would let Kyiv bomb the Kerch Bridge with German Taurus missiles.
Trump Envoy Visits Moscow as Europe Ramps Up Ukraine Military Aid Zolta Győri April 11, 2025 Western powers are adding fuel to the fire by pledging €21 billion to Ukraine.
Russia, U.S. Hopeful for Better Ties After Istanbul Talks TEC News April 10, 2025 Addressing “irritants” left over from the Biden administration crucial for “full-fledged” relations, the Russian ambassador said.
Estonia Limits Voting Rights for Russian Minority TEC News / AFP April 9, 2025 The President’s office urges those affected not to think they have been excluded from society.
Hungary Could Back U.S.-Led Sanctions on Russia TEC News April 9, 2025 Despite calling EU sanctions harmful, the Budapest Government will deliberate backing such plans if proposed by Trump.
Finland’s Plan To Exit Ottawa Landmine Treaty Sparks International Debate Zolta Győri April 4, 2025 Several other NATO countries are considering withdrawing, citing the change in security situation.
While Conservatives Rally To Support Le Pen, Russia Lectures France on Democracy Zolta Győri March 31, 2025 Even Moscow questioned the state of democracy in Europe after the sentencing of France’s leading presidential candidate.
Putin Orders 160,000 Soldiers To Be Drafted TEC News March 31, 2025 Russia says the move has nothing to do with the Ukraine war.
After Halting Migration, Finland Seeks To Extend Border Closure Zoltán Kottász March 28, 2025 The law reduced the number of illegal migrants from 1,300 in 2023 to just eight.
Europe Ducks for Cover as Trump Edges Closer to Peace in Ukraine Michael Curzon March 26, 2025 Unwilling to contribute to peace, Brussels keeps downplaying the U.S.’s progress.
