Ukrainian refugees – new Europeans or candidates for deportation?
As of 28 February 2025, just over 4.3 million Ukrainians had temporary protection status in the EU. According to Eurostat, the EU countries that
Non-Citizens in the Baltics: an in-depth look
Imagine being born, growing up, working, and growing old in the same country. You speak the language of your community, maybe even the official
Estonia restricts the right to vote
With a decision that passed almost unnoticed in the European media, the Estonian Parliament has approved an amendment that strips around 150,000 foreign residents
ChatGPT works for the Kremlin. That’s what they think in Europe
Journalists of the Norwegian edition of NRK have seriously scolded the chatbot ChatGPT, suspecting that the artificial intelligence is a tool of a large-scale
Erdogan makes Imamoglu the new president of Turkey with his own hands – Deprem
Okay Deprem, a journalist and political scientist from Turkey, commented to IR on the situation with the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu and
High-performance sports: will Russians want to return there and will Ukrainians live to see it?
Russia is cautiously optimistic about the return of Russian sports to international competitions, including the Olympic Games, due to the European Union’s lifting of
Trump doesn’t want a Russia-China alliance
In the last few months, President Donald Trump’s administration has undertaken a series of diplomatic initiatives aimed at resolving the conflict between Russia and
Trump to Zelensky: you are playing with fire
The long-awaited meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump, Volodymyr Zelensky and U.S. Vice President JD Vance took place on February 28 at the White
Does the Ukrainian Church have ties to Italian neo-fascism?
The Russian military operation in Ukraine, which began in February 2022, has intensified persecutions against the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church, historically linked to the
New sanctions against Russia and Belarus. How the EU is killing its farmers
Relations between the European Union, Russia and Belarus continue to remain strained due to economic sanctions imposed by Brussels. Recently, European institutions decided to