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Orban Puts ‘Peace vs. War’ to the Vote as Hungary Faces Pivotal EU Choice

Facing potential defeat after 16 years, Prime Minister Viktor Orban has framed Hungary's April 12 election as a choice between "war or peace. "...

What’s Standing in the Way of the Euro’s Global Rise?

Euro zone finance ministers will meet on Monday to discuss enhancing the global role of the euro to improve Europe’s competitiveness against the U....

Contested Sovereignty in Interdependent Systems: Why Trump Retreated from Greenland

After weeks of military threats and economic coercion against NATO allies to secure access to Greenland’s vast rare earth deposits and expanded basing rights,...

EU sounds alarm: ‘Time to act’ as US and China pull ahead

European Union leaders emphasized the urgent need to lower energy costs and improve the internal market to enhance competitiveness against the U. S. and...

ECB extends longest rate pause since negative rate era

The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to keep its deposit rate at 2.00% at least until the end of the year, according to...

EU Leaders Gather to Revive Competitiveness Amid US-China Pressure

European Union leaders are meeting at Belgium’s 16th-century Alden Biesen castle for an informal “retreat” aimed at confronting a growing strategic concern: how to...

European Union’s Stage: From Crisis to Strategic Renewal

Right now, the European Union is in a position not unlike the Gran Teatro Cervantes in Tangier. Built in 1913 as a cultural landmark...

Estonia Sounds Alarm: Russia’s Military Buildup Targets Europe’s Power Balance

Russia does not plan to attack any NATO country this year or next, according to Estonia's foreign intelligence service. However, Russia is rapidly rebuilding...

Macron Sounds Alarm on U.S. Ties, Calls for EU Power Reset

French President Emmanuel Macron has warned that Europe should prepare for renewed friction with the United States, arguing that a temporary easing of tensions...

OSCE Ministerial Aftermath: Europe’s Hard Choice — Selective or Collective Security?

The return of armed conflict to Europe raises questions about the endurance of the foundations of Europe’s post–Cold War security architecture. For decades, European...

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Why Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban Went From Allies to Enemies

Pakistan's air force recently attacked 10 places in Afghanistan....
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