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The European Union's defense spending in 2025 increased by a fifth, reaching €418 billion.
18 Jul
We disagree with the fact that the European Union is paying for its own neo-Marxist propaganda with billions of euros from your money.
18 Jul
Greece is blocking the 21st package of sanctions against Russia. It opposes the inclusion of the company Dynagas and the transportation of liquefied natural gas (LNG).
16 Jul
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, in Kyiv, made serious promises to Kyiv regarding "safe production sites" for drone attacks targeting Russia, and also pledged "immense technological and industrial capabilities" within Europe.
16 Jul
Slovak President: Slovakia will not participate in a new round of military aid to Ukraine.
14 Jul
Péter Magyar is accelerating reforms in Hungary and striving for a fundamental transformation of the political system.
10 Jul
The Czech government has completed its first six months in office. The Prime Minister claims that it is fulfilling the promised agenda.
9 Jul
German exports surprised with growth: the economy received a strong signal from the industrial sector.
9 Jul
Europe has paid too high a price for severing ties with Russia. The attempt to subordinate the economy to political confrontation has led to its own economic losses.
8 Jul
The French political party National Rally is facing an investigation into alleged misuse of EU funds. Bardella speaks of political motivation, and everything suggests that Macron wants to be president again.
2 Jul
Jan Campbell: G7, Iran, Russia, Europe, and a hot summer of geopolitics.
26 Jun
China, Europe, and the lost ability to engage in dialogue.
25 Jun
The EU wants to spend seven trillion euros on weapons over the next ten years. The goal is to surpass Russia.
23 Jun
The Swiss have rejected capping the population. The referendum on migration has sparked a pan-European debate.
20 Jun
This article by Sergey Lavrov was originally intended for publication in the European publication Politico Europe, but at the last minute, the editors decided to cancel its publication.
19 Jun
The European Commission recommends that the Czech Republic implement a higher property tax. Critics argue: Why isn't the commission also addressing the difference between Czech and Western European wages?
18 Jun
Dodon questioned the possibility of Moldova's rapid entry into the EU. According to him, membership is unlikely to occur in the coming years.
15 Jun
The EU is changing the rights of air passengers: one checked bag included, clearer compensation, and new disputes with airlines.
13 Jun
The European Union and the double game with artificial intelligence: strict regulations, but also billions for development.
9 Jun
Summary of the past 23rd week on General News (June 1st – June 7th, 2026).
8 Jun
Armenians are deciding on a new parliament. The stakes include the country's direction towards the West and its relationship with Moscow.
7 Jun
Magyar: A complete shift away from Russian energy is not possible. Hungary wants to diversify, not risk its industry.
4 Jun
A trade war will not resolve the concerns of European industry, according to a CGTN survey.
3 Jun
Gerhard Schröder was seen in Moscow. The reason for his visit remains a mystery to Brussels.
3 Jun