Guerre en Ukraine, midterms aux États-Unis, législatives en Hongrie… les paris sont ouverts pour 2026

Guerre en Ukraine, élections de mi-mandat aux États-Unis, législatives en Hongrie… Les enjeux pour 2026 sont importants. Une série de moments cruciaux se profilent à l’horizon mondial. Voici notre analyse sur les événements possibles de cette année.

Europe (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed early access to agriculture funds to support farmers ahead of key Mercosur trade talks.
Prior to a conference to explore a trade agreement with Mercosur, the EU Commission granted member states early access to some agriculture funding from the EU budget for 2028–2034.

“To ensure additional resources are

Skopje – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade expresses concern that the Draft Action Plan aimed at protecting and promoting the rights of community members is facing abstract and unfounded critiques from Bulgaria, rather than being viewed as a constructive advancement. The ministry emphasizes the expectation of European behavior from Bulgaria, particularly in terms of fully respecti

Brekelmans stated, “We have collaborated with the Americans on counter-narcotics for many years, but our approach differs. We aim to arrest and prosecute those responsible for drug smuggling, not by shooting ships.”
The Dutch newspaper Trouw first reported the decision.
This decision deviates from previous practices.
For years, the Netherlands, overseeing six Caribbean islands, worked

Limburg (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Limburg sees fewer start-ups in 2026. Voka and Unizo urge support. Construction declines. Entrepreneurs Dan Lenaerts and Kobe Indemans successfully launched Recommand.
As VRT News reported, Limburg is seeing fewer start-ups this year. Business groups say this is not unexpected. Economic uncertainty remains high, costs are rising, and international tensions

BRUSSELS – “We have reiterated our stance on this matter,” stated a spokesperson for the European Commission.
The Commission views Greenland as an “autonomous territory in the Kingdom of Denmark,” emphasizing that any alterations to this status lie in the hands of the Greenlandic people, as per the spokesperson.
Greenland’s Prime Minister Jens Frederik Nielsen, who took office l

The Starmer situation intensifies as the PM faces warnings from the Scottish Labour leader to keep his distance before key local elections. So, how widely favored is Keir Starmer?
Apparently not very, based on the initial weekly polls of 2026, while ‘Never Here Keir’ heads to Paris for another Coalition of the Willing meeting.
Earlier, the first cabinet meeting of the year unfolds, with Sam and A

Washington DC, 2026 — Reporting highlighted by Eurotoday indicates that Venezuela oil negotiations have moved from quiet diplomatic exploration to a central issue in Washington’s energy and foreign policy debate. As global oil markets remain under strain and geopolitical uncertainties persist, discussions involving Venezuela’s vast energy resources are drawing renewed attention from policymakers,

In North Darfur, drone strikes on 3 January reportedly resulted in civilian casualties in Al-Zurq and Ghurair villages, hitting a market and a medical clinic, according to UN Spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric on Monday.
In West Darfur state on Saturday, one civilian was reportedly killed after two drone attacks near Kulbus, displacing over 600 people, as per UN humanitarian partners.
Deaths and inju

Brussels (ANSA) – Europe is taking a cautious approach, distancing itself from London, as the transatlantic partnership shows signs of strain following the U.S. operation in Venezuela. While Washington acts decisively, European capitals advocate for adherence to international law and call for de-escalation, refraining from outright support for the U.S. stance.
European Parliament President Robert