Transatlantic turbulence and the search for a new security architecture Short description: The article analyzes the key political processes in Europe in January–February 2026. The focus is on the deepening crisis of trust in relations between the United States and the European Union, the EU’s energy transformation amid the abandonment of Russian resources, as well
Short description: The article examines the key international events of the second half of January 2026, which demonstrate the increase in political turbulence and the transformation of traditional institutional and diplomatic practices. The main focus is on the crisis of public administration in Bulgaria, the acute diplomatic conflict over Greenland, which is chaotic in traditional
Poland has always been a country with a rich yet turbulent history, from being a strong and powerful state during the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth era, to suffering the Third Partition carried out by Russians, Austrians, and Prussians, and later becoming the Tsardom of Poland after the Congress of Vienna. Subsequently, it experienced regency, the Second Polish
When NATO was created, its goal was to coordinate and respond to a Soviet aggression against any member of the Atlantic Alliance; similarly, the USSR established the Warsaw Pact, which faded after the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991. This distinctive fact was what temporarily transformed the nature of NATO. It shifted from a
Contemporary geopolitics has been profoundly influenced by the rivalry between the United States and Russia, a confrontation that has intensified in various regions of the world, from the northern seas, such as the Arctic, to the Black Sea. This article explores how U.S. control aspirations in Greenland, NATO’s expansion in the Baltic, and tensions in the