"We are the West's foothold in the region, and Russia wants to take over," said the Georgian Head of State...
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Interview with President Salomé Zourabichvili following the "illegitimate" appointment of Mikheil Kavelashvili as the new Head of State by Georgian...
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The Chief Negotiators of Kosovo and Serbia agreed in Brussels on the Terms of Reference for the EU-chaired Joint Commission,...
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President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen travelled to Ankara to discuss with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan...
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At the Foreign Affairs Council, the 27 ministers agreed to suspend the visa-free regime for Georgian officials, while discussions on...
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During her visit to Brussels, President Maia Sandu received support for Chișinău's aspirations and commitment to "advancing the path to...
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Discussions will be held at the Foreign Affairs Council on 16 December, but Viktor Orbán's veto power is the ruling...
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After Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Ukraine, imposed sanctions against those responsible for suppressing legitimate protests in Georgia, EEAS spokesperson Anitta...
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On the sidelines of the informal dinner with Western Balkans leaders, the new EU High Representative met with Kosovan Prime...
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At the start of his mandate, European Council President António Costa hosted the six leaders in Brussels to reaffirm his...
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All you need to know about Serbia’s most crucial elections
After two years of societal crisis and anti-corruption protests triggered by the tragedy at Novi Sad railway station, Serbian voters will head to the polls on 25 October. The 250-member Student List is challenging Vučić's...
The size of NATO and non-NATO military forces in Europe
An interactive infographic on active and reserve personnel by country: NATO–EU members, EU-only or NATO-only members, and countries that are members of neither
Serbian students have presented their 250-member List for the parliamentary elections
The candidates representing the student movement in the 25 October elections were chosen through a decision-making process developed over more than a year. "The mandate belongs to the citizens, and whoever receives it must know...
Serbia’s Constitution commits any Student List-led government to “European principles and values”
Interview with Mirjana Nikolić, Rector of the University of Arts in Belgrade and one of the most prominent candidates representing the student movement, on the eve of the vote. The List's core priorities stem not...
Serbia’s key elections reach Kosovo Serbs amid political pressure and a search for alternatives
Although ethnic conflict and relations with the Albanian majority remain the main factors shaping the Serbian minority's outlook in Kosovo, Miodrag Marinković (CASA) explains that "alignment should not be mistaken for unconditional loyalty" to Belgrade,...
The new Council MFF nego box drastically cuts funding for EU enlargement and external action
The Irish Presidency has proposed a new compromise among the 27 member states on the next EU budget, which includes an average 17.4% cut in funding for Global Europe. Funding for the "Enlargement and Europe"...
History is being made. The students have won the elections in Serbia
After two years of protests, the Student List has prevailed in the most crucial vote in the country's recent history, securing an absolute majority of seats in Parliament. It will now finally be able to...
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland eye independence from the UK and rejoining the EU
The nationalist leaders of the three countries signed a memorandum committing to working towards the common goal of constitutional change that will bring Westminster's time "to an end." One of its four pillars focuses on...
The 2026 Enlargement Package is set to include accession roadmaps for Albania, Moldova, Montenegro and Ukraine
The Commission is preparing a new step-by-step path towards membership for the four frontrunners, setting out reforms, conditions and indicative timelines for completing the negotiations. As The New Union Post understands, the proposal is expected...
Student List’s 3 is pretty much everywhere in Belgrade
On walls, road signs, benches, telephone boxes and even on the ground. Wherever you look in the Serbian capital, you see the symbol of the 'Student List – Students Are Winning'. It is not only...
