On 28 February, Israel launched a pre-emptive attack against Iran. According to the world of Israel Katz, the Defence Minister of Israel, this action was carried out ‘to remove threats to the State of Israel’. The interest of Israel is the complete blockage of the development of Tehran’s nuclear infrastructure, and not only a halt to the process of enrichment. 

Is the EU family getting bigger? The current debate in Brussels increasingly suggests that it is, though not in the immediate future. Enlargement is a long and torturous process that involves multiple rounds of negotiation and, most importantly, requires unanimity. And it is no secret that in recent years, some EU member states have been less willing to fall in line. Thus, for now, there is no certainty about who will eventually get a seat at the table. Or when. 

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has long been criticised for his reluctance to oppose Donald Trump openly. This applies both to the US attack on Venezuela, which Merz never officially condemned, and the Chancellor’s initial reluctance to speak out against the US-Israeli attack on Iran.

Whether checking the news in the morning, buying furniture online or using our IDs to access online services, the most recent data indicate that EU citizens’ everyday existence is heavily reliant on digital tools.

There is a common misconception among people that they can stay on the sidelines of politics because they are immune to it. Why should they care about something that seems so far away and reserved only for the political figures?

On 14 February, around 250,000 protesters rallied in Munich, which was then hosting the Munich Security Conference, for a demonstration against the current Iranian regime. January had seen nationwide protests in Iran, followed by a violent regime crackdown that included executions, an internet shutdown, and thousands of arrests.

Are sports events political? Well, if you still believe they are neutral, a closer look at Milano-Cortina 2026 might change your mind. Between geopolitical tensions, institutional controversies, economic disputes, protests and symbolic bans that have divided athletes and governments alike, Milano-Cortina 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most politically charged Olympics in recent memory.

When it comes to Greenland's history and the current refusal of its people to even consider the United States' proposal, one important factor is often overlooked: how the Inuit, who make up the majority of Greenland’s population, remember their heritage.

These days, news reports from the United States have forced a certain desensitisation on everyone trying to keep up with the latest updates.

After the imperialistic proposals Trump advanced over Greenland, it is time to discover if the biggest island in the World is actually part of Denmark and the EU, or if there are‘no written documents’ as Trump said.

Finland’s defence strategy has always been influenced by its location and its powerful eastern neighbour.

I am writing from Italy, where, a few weeks ago, all the newspapers were reporting on the urban planning investigationin the city of Milan. Now it is August, and September is approaching with its new beginnings.

After reading the new Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) proposed by the European Commission, something that catches the eye is the €34 billion allocated to migration management and the strengthening of external borders.  

On 23 June 2025, Canada and the European Union signed a historic Security and Defence Partnership, deepening transatlantic cooperation amid a rise in global instability and questionable US reliability for security.