Can the European Union bridge the gap between theoretical and actual power?

Ukraine’s long-running religious schism has spilled into the country’s COVID-19 response.

The upcoming April 7 finance minister summit might one day be looked back on as a turning point in the history of the European Union – for better or worse.

Minsk has tried to carve out a more independent niche since the Ukraine crisis, but its room for maneuver remains severely constrained.

The Greek sovereign debt crisis left cracks in the foundation of the grand experiment of the euro. Will COVID-19 pry them open?

All eyes on the upcoming Paris election, where the next president of France could be in-the-making.

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.