
EU States Secretly ‘Happy’ for Hungary, Slovakia To Block Ukraine Aid
A proposed €20 billion in military aid was quietly removed from the EU summit draft—to the relief of many.
A proposed €20 billion in military aid was quietly removed from the EU summit draft—to the relief of many.
Suppose the Brussels elite prolonged the war and no one came?
What are European nations, whose moral support for the Ukrainian cause is undeniable, prepared to sacrifice to continue backing Kyiv?
The deal, centered on resource-sharing, could reshape global power dynamics.
Even if the EU manages to give a decisive response, the question would still linger: with what purpose, under what values, and to what end?
U.S. Vice President JD Vance hinted that Washington seeks a swift resolution to the conflict, even if it involves concessions to Moscow.
Europe’s sovereign nations need to get their own defences in order.
Everyone seems to be on the same page and equally part of the solution—except Brussels, desperate for a seat at the table.
The West has adjusted its strategy in Ukraine amid air reinforcements and diplomatic pressure.
Western powers seek to open another battlefront, this time in the courts—a move aiming to force Russia to the negotiating table.