Tag: Eastern Europe

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban expressed optimism about securing a business deal with the United States within the next six ...

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 1,154th day, tensions remain high with ongoing military engagements and diplomatic efforts intensifying. Multiple ...

In a recent report, an independent expert group revealed that human rights violations in Belarus remain alarmingly "widespread and systematic." ...

In a stirring show of unity, hundreds of Ukrainians in Poland came together to sing the Bandera anthem in unison, ...

In a recent statement, former Latvian Prime Minister praised multilateralism, emphasizing its crucial role in the country's existence. As the ...

Moldova has expelled several Russian diplomats, accusing them of providing assistance to a fugitive opposition MP. The move underscores escalating ...

In "History Rhymes," New Eastern Europe examines Georgia's ongoing struggle between intellectual resistance and state repression. As contemporary voices challenge ...

Montenegro has shortlisted six firms to supervise the construction of a crucial motorway section, according to the European Bank for ...

A recent GLOBSEC report reveals a troubling trend in Bulgaria, highlighting a severe lack of public trust in institutions. The ...

In a surprising move, Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed the first peace talks with Ukraine since the early days ...

Poland has successfully halted a large-scale attempt by migrants to cross its border from Belarus, reinforcing its military presence in ...

As Montenegro grapples with its geopolitical identity, questions arise about its commitment to Western alliances. A shift toward closer ties ...