The ESN party (Europe of Sovereign Nations) was founded on the initiative of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) in the summer of 2024, based on the former far-right group “Identity and Democracy” (ID), which had ceased to exist earlier that year due to internal splits and a reconfiguration of far-right...
The European Commission has allocated an additional €1 billion to develop Ukraine’s UAV capabilities
The European Commission has allocated an additional €1 billion to Ukraine to strengthen its unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) capabilities. The funds are part of a large-scale €90 billion loan program to support Ukraine. During the visit of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to Kyiv, a Letter of Intent...
Starmer delivered his farewell speech to MPs
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who will leave office next week, answered questions from MPs for the final time in the House of Commons. During the traditional session, he delivered an emotional farewell speech. Answering questions from MPs for the last time as head of government, Starmer declared that he...
In Serbia, demands grow for minister’s resignation over “ethnic cleansing” statement on Kosovo
A political scandal has erupted in Serbia following remarks by Snežana Paunović, Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government. The opposition, Kosovo officials, and the European Union are demanding her immediate resignation, accusing her of justifying ethnic cleansing. Minister Paunović, who was born in Kosovo and represents the Socialist Party...
Poland’s Prosecutor General requests European Parliament to lift immunity and arrest far-right MEP
Poland’s Prosecutor General has submitted an official request to the European Parliament to strip immunity from Grzegorz Braun, a Member of the European Parliament from the far-right Confederation party, and to authorise his arrest and compulsory transfer to the prosecutor’s office. This is not the first such request from Polish...
London residents challenged the construction of a Chinese embassy near the Tower of London in court
Тhe Royal Mint Residents’ Association has filed a lawsuit in the High Court of London against the UK government’s decision to allow China to build a large embassy complex on the site of the former Royal Mint. Residents living in approximately 100 apartments located directly next to the future construction...
The IOC has destroyed trust in world sport for Russia’s return
On July 7-8, 2026, the Executive Board of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), chaired by IOC Executive Board member Kirsty Coventry, officially announced the preliminary lifting of the suspension on the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC). The official pretext for this move was the conclusion of the IOC Legal Commission, which...
British police arrest 12 people on suspicion of far-right terrorism
British police have detained 12 individuals as part of an investigation linked to a potential terrorist threat against a major Islamic event, law enforcement authorities reported. According to police, the case is being treated as being related to far-right terrorism. The investigation concerns a potential threat to an event held...
UK imposes new sanctions package against Russia in coordination with EU on cyber threats
The UK Government has announced a new package of sanctions against Russia. This is the first time measures in the field of countering cyber threats have been coordinated with the European Union. According to the British authorities, the sanctions target individuals and organisations involved in cyberattacks and hybrid threats from...
Finland has built a huge network of underground shelters in case of war
Amid growing tensions in Europe, Finland continues to develop one of the world’s largest civil defense systems. Beneath the capital, there is an extensive network of underground bomb shelters capable of protecting nearly one million people in the event of a military conflict, including possible missiles or nuclear threats. According...