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Romanian authorities have reportedly unraveled a potential “intimidation operation” involving a list of politicians and journalists, according to Digi24. In a statement, officials said they had stopped multiple vehicles and confiscated various weapons, leading to the questioning of 13 individuals. However, they did not immediately respond to queries from POLITICO regarding the incident. Among those…

Kiruna has been named the European Capital of Culture for 2029. The decision came down to a competition between Kiruna and Uppsala, with the European jury selecting the northern town based on its theme: “Movement. Below ground. On earth. In space.” Despite having a much smaller budget, Kiruna outshone the prestigious university city of Uppsala.…

He has recently adopted a more inclusive tone toward Syria’s religious minorities, including Christians, suggesting he could play a significant role in the country’s post-Assad leadership landscape. When asked about the possibility of lifting the proscription of HTS during an interview with Sky News on Monday, Cabinet Office Minister Pat McFadden said: “We’ll consider that.…

Brussels – Ministers from EU member states responsible for telecommunications convened in Brussels to discuss the digital decade policy program, collaboration with the International Telecommunication Union, and mobile roaming issues. Aida Kamišalić Latifić, representative from the Slovenian Ministry of Digital Transformation, highlighted the urgent need for the prompt integration of Western Balkan countries into the…

Europe’s Next Lead Diplomat Unapologetically Embraces Boldness Estonia’s Prime Minister, Kaja Kallas, is on the brink of stepping into a pivotal role within European Union diplomacy, bringing along a reputation for her directness and steadfast resolve. But the question remains: Can her outspoken approach carve a significant impact in the diplomatic circles of Brussels? Kallas,…

Sam Coates from Sky News and Politico’s Jack Blanchard bring you their daily political briefing in under 20 minutes. In today’s episode, they dive into the momentous end of the Assad regime’s 50-year rule in Syria, analyzing the shockwaves reverberating across the region. The duo examines how the collapse weakens geopolitical allies like Russia and…

The Social Democratic Party, which has held a dominant position in Swedish politics for the past century, is now grappling with a harsh new reality in former strongholds like Uddevalla. Located just over an hour’s drive north of Gothenburg on Sweden’s west coast, this town highlights a broader shift: blue-collar workers and younger generations, disconnected…

In April, the European Union introduced an Anti-SLAPP Directive and issued guidelines aimed at tackling Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs). However, experts argue that these measures fall short. One significant limitation, according to Urso, is the directive’s narrow scope, as it applies only to cross-border cases, ignoring domestic instances of SLAPPs. This leaves a…

Can Friedrich Merz demonstrate that he would make a better “Chancellor of Peace” by adopting a tougher stance toward Russia? This question remains unanswered, but Merz is set to soon reveal more about his approach as a security policymaker. His upcoming visit to Kyiv at the invitation of Volodymyr Zelenskyy will serve as a key…

This is Russia’s imperialist ideology laid bare: a belief in its own greatness that demands sacrifice, a messianic mission divorced from logic, and a disquieting ease with violence. No atrocity is too horrific, no weapon too destructive for a regime that thrives on oppression and dominance. Many Russians even absurdly believe they are “liberating” Ukraine…