The balance of power in the European Union is shifting eastwards.
Content Feed
While there are signs of war fatigue in German society, Berlin is unlikely to have a change of heart.
The European Political Community could help draw European states in the east closer to Brussels. But it may not do more.
With the Kremlin bogged down in war, Turkey is deftly expanding its influence — at Moscow’s cost.
Russia is unlikely to pull Bulgaria back into its immediate sphere of influence after the events of last few months.
On April 26, Russia stopped delivering gas to Bulgaria and Poland. Several weeks later, both nations are doing fine.
The incumbent president’s electoral victory will have major consequences both for Serbia and the wider region.
The Russian president has overplayed his hand in Ukraine.
By recognising DNR and LNR, Putin is pushing for war. But he will not emerge victorious.
Despite differences in rhetoric towards Russia, NATO’s Eastern members will all fall in line on the Ukraine crisis.
