Analytics | Europe

The United Kingdom is one of Kyiv's leading allies in the war with Russia, supplying modern weapons, providing financial assistance and acting as a key advocate for Ukraine on the international stage. The question therefore arises: how might internal instability affect British foreign policy?

Europe will have to rebuild its conventional armed forces to prepare for war with an enemy that does not value the lives of its soldiers.

On 28 October 2025, Moldova found itself at a historic crossroads. Parliamentary elections were to decide the fate of the country: continuing on a pro-European path or returning to Moscow's orbit...

Revenues from the sale of oil and petroleum products have traditionally financed not only social programmes but also the large-scale military-industrial complex. Therefore, the fuel problems we see in this country today are, without exaggeration, critical for Russia.//

Ultimately, the United Kingdom is the main driver of the so-called ‘Coalition of the Willing’ – an alliance of countries that can commit to supporting Ukraine’s security after the war. Well, is Britain willing enough? Not only to help Ukraine, but to directly guarantee its security after the war?

For Prime Minister Robert Fico, the economic situation in Slovakia is not looking good. The economy is in decline, leading to the need to consolidate the budget. As a result, the ratings of Fico's Smer party are falling...

What is the history of total defence in Sweden? How is the country bringing it back to life? And what should Ukraine learn from Sweden's experience? We answer these and other questions in this article...

The escalation currently gaining momentum on the part of the Kremlin, is both an attempt to scare Europe away from the intentions on which a consensus has finally been reached in leading European capitals, and an attempt to persuade Chinese leader Xi Jinping to provide better assistance than is currently available...