Ukraine could help Hungary and Slovakia reduce their dependence on Russian crude by offering the Odesa–Brody–Druzhba route as an additional corridor for non-Russian oil supplies.
A Swedish company allegedly involved in helping members of Russia’s wealthy elite arrange private jet travel to Europe through third-country intermediaries must be investigated by
Hungary’s incoming Tisza government is likely to be much more flexible toward Ukraine than Viktor Orbán’s government, including on European integration and aid. However, the
Sanctions against Russia risk becoming a symbolic measure rather than a real deterrent unless the West ensures that violations lead to investigations, prosecutions and serious
Czech Senator Pavel Fischer told Guildhall that Europe has already improved coordination on sanctions enforcement, but major legal gaps remain at both national and EU
The European Union has adopted strong sanctions against Russia, but their impact is weakened by uneven implementation across Member States, fragmented enforcement and the lack
Bulgarian journalist Stefan Tashev told Guildhall that Rumen Radev’s rise to power was the result of a Russian hybrid operation involving protests, social media manipulation,
Russia’s repeated claims that it is ready to end the war against Ukraine should not be taken at face value, Czech MEP Veronika Vrecionová argues
Sanctions against Russia will remain strategically weak unless the European Union closes the gap between identifying violations and actually punishing them, Swedish MEP Jonas Sjöstedt
Ukraine’s future in Europe is not only a matter of solidarity with a country at war, but a question of Europe’s own strategic future, Roberts