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Europe of Exceptions: Why the EU Will Not Fall Apart, but Will Become Slower

The EU is not on the edge of legal collapse. Its real crisis is subtler: a union of rules is becoming a union of exceptions.

17.06.2026

Politics

The War for Tempo: How Ukraine Blunted Russia’s Push with Drones, Money and Logistics

Russia’s spring 2026 offensive lost speed not because of one miracle weapon, but because Ukraine linked drones, artillery, repairs, money and logistics.

17.06.2026

Politics

Wartime Russia: How Putin Buys Stability by Hollowing Out the State at Ground Level

The regime keeps political control, but the everyday state is deteriorating: budgets, police, regions and property rules are all under strain.

17.06.2026

Politics

Neither an Accident nor a Single Plan: How Russia Came to Wage War Against Ukraine

Russia’s war against Ukraine was neither a sudden decision in February 2022 nor the execution of an unchanging plan from 1991. It is a story of escalating pressure:…

admin 17.06.2026

Politics

Parliament prepares a committee reform calendar

Lawmakers plan to separate oversight and legislative functions in the next session.

admin 16.06.2026