Were it not for the ongoing war in Ukraine, the migration dossier would probably have dominated the minister’s presentation
Teresa Coratella analyses the guidelines for Italian foreign policy presented by the Minister of foreign affairs Antonio Tajani
Rumania also has big problems with corruption but the country can show off greater successes concerning the rule of law than we in Bulgaria
Vessela Tcherneva believes that the Bulgarian government must finally take some decisive steps to get more trust from its West European partners.
The EU’s unity is indispensable for a successful support of Ukraine
The EU reacted surprisingly quickly and firmly to Russia’s attack. But now the consensus is crumbling. This is hurting Ukraine – and the Union itself writes Jana Puglierin in her op-ed.
The French president’s state visit to the United States demonstrates the restoration of relations between Paris and Washington
Tara Varma was interviewed by L’Express on the potential reestablishment of a good relationship between the US and France
Piotr Buras writes about Polish-German cooperation in the face of future migration from Ukraine
People are now listening much more attentively to Poland, even about things that would have been dismissed as doom and gloom in the past
It’s about Poland’s moral superiority in relation with Germany and the whole of Western Europe; that Poland was right on Russia unlike Germany
It really seemed like this opportunity could not be missed – but our leaders found a way
Piotr Buras is baffled by the Polish reactions regarding the German offer of the Patriot air defence systems
Now no one can delude themselves that as long as the Kaczynski party is in power, Berlin and Warsaw will be able to cooperate