Vance: Ukraine war won’t end ‘any time soon’ as Trump downplays past peace promise
U.S. Vice President JD Vance admitted the Ukraine war is unlikely to end soon, contradicting Donald Trump’s earlier pledge to settle it in 24 hours. Trump has since
The remarkable story of the exuberant socialite who founded Russia’s only independent television channel
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EU eyes €200 billion in frozen Russian assets to rebuild Ukraine—risking legal battles and global financial shockwaves.
Embracing Flexible Solutions to Ease the Energy Crisis
The energy disruption can be eased if the EU opts for a common-sense approach
The EU Should Avoid Following the US Approach on Forced Labour
Forced labour and child labour not only is a moral outrage but also an illegitimate economic activity that undercuts products produced fairly in Europe.
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Many of us have no time for long-form oration, but there are good reasons why political speeches are still important
EU Enlargement: Montenegro’s accession is a milestone for the future of Europe
After a decade of negotiations, citizens must now secure Montenegro’s path to EU membership
Sports is a Mental Recovery Mechanism for Ukrainian Children Fleeing War
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Relations with Post-War Russia; a Mirror for Europe?
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We can force Putin pay for Ukraine’s reconstruction
The New Lines Institute, a leading US Foreign Policy think tank, presented at the roundtable event the framework by which Russian funds already frozen by several Western Nations
