Czechia is likely to enter 2026 without abrupt systemic change, but with a political trajectory that gradually reshapes institutional balances and policy priorities.

While the parliamentary election is scheduled for 2027, the political battles will already intensify in 2026 – and they will collide with the tangible effects of the latest rounds of fiscal consolidation.

Looking ahead to 2026, it is shaping up to be one of the most pivotal and consequential years for Hungary.

Moldova’s gradual shift away from Russian energy dependency has become a defining factor in its political and strategic realignment.

The Czech Republic enters its 2025 parliamentary elections in an atmosphere of expectation and unease. Polls suggest Andrej Babiš is...

The Slovak government has unveiled a new fiscal consolidation package aimed  at reducing the public finance deficit to 4% of GDP by 2026....

In recent years, Europe has experienced democratic backsliding, where once-stable democratic institutions are increasingly undermined by...

Germany is the biggest country by population and GDP in Europe and the EU; it is also a country embroiled in a political crisis that has...

The 2024 U.S. presidential election has profound implications for Ukraine's ongoing war efforts and geopolitical future.  As the United...