How to Draw Down America's Military Presence in Europe
To properly right-size America's presence in Europe, three steps should be undertaken.
Slovakia leader shot
The Moscow-friendly leader of one of Europe's NATO member states was wounded in a shooting while visiting the town of Handlova.
Hungary's Viktor Orbán Is Ally to the Real U.S. and Real Democracy
A flourishing U.S.-Hungary relationship, under former President Donald Trump, can serve as the seed from which a Western revival can blossom.
Mass Protests in Armenia Demand End of Concessions to Azerbaijan
As demonstrations against unilateral territorial concessions in Armenia gather steam, the U.S. must reconcile with the fact that a just and durable peace is not possible in the absence of accountability.
Europe takes aim at Putin's secret weapon
Right-wing and Euroskeptic populist parties, which have been funded by Moscow, are expected to perform well in June's European Parliament elections.
Airlines Must Be Held Accountable
There's little doubt that North American passengers are not nearly as well protected as they should be, especially when comparing to our counterparts in Europe.
NATO ally issues stark warning of new world war with Russia
Hungarian foreign minister Péter Szijjártó warned against a NATO country getting directly involved in the Russia-Ukraine war.
Poland calls for "heavy brigade" of EU troops amid rising Russia threat
Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stressed the importance of not having to call on the U.S. "for every emergency on our periphery."
In Brussels, Cancel Culture Is Alive and Well
Liberal media and intelligentsia insist on telling people that there's no such thing as "cancel culture"—and that the Right is making it up to fire up its base.
Western leaders are "one step away" from sending troops to Ukraine: Orbán
The prime minister of Hungary claimed Kyiv's allies are prepared to deploy personnel to Ukraine.
Ukraine to receive more Patriot systems to bolster air defense
Germany's leader said Ukraine will soon receive seven additional Patriot air-defense systems.
Closing Sanctions Loopholes on Russia's Energy Empire
How can the international community apply additional pressure on Russia to force it to stop its war?
Putin faces new rebellion in Russia's back yard
A proposed law reportedly modelled on repressive Russian legislation has prompted renewed mass protests.
Putin's secret fortune may be at risk in world's "most neutral" country
Kyiv and many Western nations want Russia and its leader to pay the price for the devastating war on Ukraine.
European Union's only nuclear-powered Navy is getting ready for war
A French commander warned that naval combat may be growing "increasingly likely."
The U.S. Should Encourage the EU on Armenian Membership
Armenia has made notable progress in aligning with EU membership criteria. It has demonstrated a commitment to democratic governance, undertaken economic reforms, and improved legal and institutional frameworks.
Russia abandoned by allies as US tightens sanctions noose
Moscow's allies, including China, Turkey, the UAE, and India, appear to be growing more wary of U.S. secondary sanctions.
Fired NATO general maintains innocence in intel probe
"I have nothing to blame myself for," Lieutenant General Jarosław Gromadziński said in response to the investigation.
Containing Migration from Africa to Europe Demands Collaborative Efforts
Hunger and economic dependence on superpowers pose the biggest threat to Africans.
The West's New Approach Can Save Georgia From Putin
Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022 was a turning point in many respects.
Russian neighbor deals blow to Putin with Western pivot
Armenia's relations with Russia have continued to deteriorate throughout the course of Moscow's war with Ukraine.
Europe given ominous war warning
European Council president Charles Michel said that the continent must shift to a "war economy" mode because of the threat posed by Russia.
Ukraine's much-needed ammo boost still months away
Several European countries have pooled to purchase over 800,000 artillery shells for Kyiv. But the first deliveries could take until June.
EU should send troops to Ukraine while NATO stalls: Ret. US officer
French President Emmanuel Macron suggested sending Western troops to Ukraine last month.
EU looks to increase arms production to shift away from US weapons
EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said it was "no longer sustainable" to purchase a majority of arms from the U.S.
Ukraine sees Europe helping fill the gap left by stalled US aid
A Czech-led effort aims to send over 800,000 artillery shells to Ukraine over the next several months.
Russia's oil is getting stranded at sea
EU member Bulgaria has blocked oil imports from Russia, effective March 1, as part of the bloc's embargo.
Could a European army go it alone?
Donald Trump's threat to abandon NATO allies that don't pay their fair share has put the continent on high alert and facing the prospect of defending itself without U.S. support.
Europe's era of peace is over, Ukraine foreign minister warns
Ukraine Foreign Affairs Minister Dmytro Kuleba said Europe's era of peace is over as his country continues its fight against Russia.
Putin victory more likely than Ukraine's for 8 NATO countries: Poll
Twelve EU member states answered what they believed will be the most likely outcome of the Russia-Ukraine war.