More Eastern Europe
By Ron Fraser, from January 14, 2013 in Columnists »
Croatia’s long-awaited acceptance into EU membership is about to happen.
By Andrew Miiller, from December 29, 2012 in Top Stories »
The eurozone crisis is allowing German leaders to reshape Europe into a superstate dominated by 10 nations!
From January 25, 2012 in Current Stories »
As economic malaise lingers in Europe’s eastern countries, the thirst for change intensifies.
By Jeremiah Jacques, from November 17, 2011 in Trends and Analysis »
For now, concerns about the congealing Russian-German axis are limited to the Eastern European nations that remember being dominated by these powers, but the threat will soon be obvious to the whole world.
By Jeremiah Jacques, from June 27, 2011 in Trends and Analysis »
The mightiest military alliance in history faces “collective military irrelevance,” says Robert Gates. What will be the results of NATO’s deterioration?
From June 21, 2011 in Current Stories »
What is behind Berlin and Moscow’s efforts to resolve the dispute between Moldova and the breakaway territory of Transnistria?
By Jeremiah Jacques, from November 18, 2010 in Trends and Analysis »
Following Poland’s recent example, Bulgaria has teamed up with Russia in circumventing EU legislation.
By Richard Palmer, from September 24, 2010 in Trends and Analysis »
Russia ropes another errant country back into the fold.
