The fate of the Borisov government will have consequences for Bulgaria’s geopolitical alignment.

The Italian economy was uniquely vulnerable to recession even before COVID-19 arrived.

Reprisal attacks against the Syrian government and renewed refugee flows into Europe are just two of the potential consequences of a deadly airstrike on Turkish troops in Idlib.

A brief recap of those who preceded newly elected president Zoran Milanović.

Recounting the latest production stoppages due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Assessing the wider issues that must be resolved if peace is to return to Ukraine.

A significant new energy discovery could give new impetus to resolving an old dispute.

In the words of Romanian poet Mihai Eminsecu: “The light is on for those who see, not for the blind ones.”

Unless Brussels suspends budgetary support for President Dodon and speaks up for the foreign businesses which prop up Europe’s poorest country, the Eastern Partnership Program must bear full responsibility for the dictator which the EU28 and its allies enabled in Moldova.

Spain’s fourth general election in five years is unlikely to break the country’s political deadlock.