The EU’s new push to speed up returns, or deportations of people ordered to leave, is being pitched as administrative housekeeping. But the fight over it in 2026 is not really about paperwork; it is about what kind of society…
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On September 9, 2025 around 19 to 23 Russian drones entered Polish airspace before being intercepted and shot down by Polish and NATO fighter jets causing immense public and global outrage. The incident is considered the most serious security violation…
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In Need of a Hardware Update: An Analysis of the EU’s Chips Act In August of 2025, Intel Corporation, the U.S. based semiconductor manufacturer, officially canceled the construction of its new €30 billion semiconductor factory in Magdeburg, Germany, symbolizing Europe’s…
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Though the name of the German political party Bündnis 90/Die Grünen, or Die Grünen (the Greens), refers primarily to their former single-issue environmentalist mission, the party has long advocated for the decriminalization and legalization of another kind of green: marijuana. …
Read More The Traffic Light Coalition’s Plan for Community-Grown Cannabis in Germany
The EU is being asked to confront its dependency on Russian gas and oil.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has steered Budapest closer to Moscow since stepping into power.
The already-strained political system looks close to collapsing under pressure from Serb leaders.
Will the rise of nationalism and religious conservatism, lead to a Poland's exit from the European Union?
Multinational security companies contribute to human rights challenges across the region.
Merkel prepares to bow out amid uncertain election results in Germany.
