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Foreign Minister Petr Macinka is determined to have his party colleague Filip Turek appointed to a ministerial post. President Petr Pavel says he is being blackmailed. (© picture alliance / CTK / Roman Vondrous

 Power struggle prompts mass protest in Prague

The Czech Republic does not want to follow in Slovakia's footsteps, Gazeta Wyborcza explains: For many people in the Czech Republic, what's ...
Russia's share of EU pipeline gas imports dropped from more than 40 percent in 2021 to around 11 percent in 2024. (picture alliance / Anadolu / Robert Nemeti)

 Import ban: can the EU get by without Russian gas?

With its natural gas reserves, Romania has many possibilities when it comes to supplying gas for Europe, Deutsche Welle's Romanian service ...
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 Epstein affair: millions of new documents released

Corriere della Sera sees a trail that leads to Moscow: The network of relationships built up by Jeffrey Epstein is looking more and more ...
The lack of electricity and heating due to Russian airstrikes is putting life in Kyiv to the test. The city expects temperatures of around minus 20 in the coming days. (© picture alliance / Photoshot)

 Ukraine: attacks on the energy sector suspended?

In a Facebook post, political scientist Nikolai Mitrokhin hopes that the ceasefire will be extended: How many missiles remain, and of what ...
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 Council of Europe integrates Russian opposition

In a Facebook post, journalist Sergey Parkhomenko sees very limited opportunities for the Russian opposition platform in PACE: These people ...
The negotiations on the free trade agreement, which began almost 20 years ago, were officially concluded during a visit by EU leaders to New Delhi on Tuesday. (© picture alliance / Sipa USA / Hindustan Times)

 EU-India trade deal: pros and cons?

Handelsblatt responds to the criticism from the US: Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent complains about Europe opening up to trade with ...
Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte spoke on Monday at a joint meeting of the European Parliament's Committee on Security and Defence and Committee on Foreign Affairs in Brussels. (© picture alliance / ZUMAPRESS.com / Wiktor Dabkowski)

 Can Europe defend itself on its own?

Nato in its current form is obsolete, Lapin Kansa stresses: Some members of the Finnish government still seem to believe that the situation ...
Residents of Chernihiv warm themselves in a mobile heating station set up by the local authorities. (© picture alliance / Anadolu Maksym Kishka)

 Over a million Ukrainians with no electricity or heating

Blogger Olexiy Panych explains in Espreso why Russia is terrorising civilians: When the Russians attack Ukrainian cities and strike fear ...
(© picture alliance / Anadolu / Harun Ozalp)

 Is Canada's PM Europe's best defender?

Mark Carney has highlighted that Europe is defined not by borders but by values, Ukrainian journalist Vitaly Portnikov writes on Facebook: ...
The Kingdom of Denmark wants to engage in constructive dialogue on Arctic security while preserving its territorial integrity, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has said. (© picture alliance / NurPhoto / Jonathan Raa)

 U-turn on Greenland: what comes next?

The dispute over the Arctic could be beneficial for Helsinki economically, Kauppalehti speculates: Finnish shipyards have built dozens of ...
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