Europe Can Fund Ukraine’s Winter, Not a Future
Friedrich Merz arrived in Kyiv by train on Sunday as Russian drones were hitting the bridges over the Dnipro. That sequence is the argument. Germany’s chancellor came to prove that Europe’s lead
Saving Ukraine’s Art is an Act of Resistance
A painting does not bleed. A sculpture does not cry out when a shell lands nearby. An icon cannot flee an occupied city. Yet in Ukraine, works of art have become casualties,
The €140 Billion Question Europe Won’t Answer
As Ukraine edges toward a potentially catastrophic funding shortfall early next year, the European Union faces a familiar dilemma: the collision between geopolitical necessity and internal political fragmentation. What should have been
Russia’s Shadow Fleet Continues to Pollute European Waters Despite Sanctions
Oil slicks from Russian-linked tankers continue to stain Europe’s waters, revealing a growing environmental threat and exposing the limits of Western sanctions aimed at reining in Moscow’s so-called “shadow fleet.” An investigation
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