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Leader of France’s National Rally, Jordan Bardella, said in an interview with Bloomberg TV that unconditional support for Ukraine should be replaced with «pragmatic» and mutually beneficial relations. He linked this to France’s budget deficit and debt burden.
#WarinUkraine #europe #EuropeanUnion #JordanBardella #MarineLePin #Ukraine #France #EmmanuelMacron
Elon Musk once again defended the «Alternative for Germany» and said that calling it «far-right» is wrong. After exit polls in the election for the state parliament of the German state of Saxony-Anhalt, he called the party the «extreme center»; according to the polls, the AfD had 44.5% of the vote.
#AfD #AliceWeidel #Germany #europe #elonmask #policy #rights #SaxonyAnhalt #CDU
In Schloß Holte-Stukenbrock, Germany, a memorial ceremony was held for about 65,000 Soviet prisoners of war who died in the «Stalag 326 (VI K) Senne» camp. Participants laid wreaths and flowers at the central obelisk and honored the dead with a minute of silence.
#WorldWarII #Germany #europe #NorthRhineWestphalia #Sovietprisonersofwar
At the Munich Security Conference forum, planners working with NATO said that Europe is not yet ready for a prolonged war of attrition with Russia. According to them, because public readiness is weak, NATO will have to base its planning on a shorter conflict scenario, while concerns about hybrid war with Moscow are intensifying debates over new defense coordination in Europe.
#Germany #europe #Italy #MunichSecurityConference #NATO #Russia
For the first time in world history, the number of people aged 65 and older has exceeded the number of children under five. This happened against the backdrop of declining birth rates worldwide, according to a report by the U.S. Census Bureau.
In Spain, 5,232 deaths related to high temperatures have been estimated since the start of 2026 — the highest since 2015, when the MoMo series began. In August, 2,147 cases were recorded for the month, but the figure is still preliminary.
#Globalwarming #europe #Spain #Climate #mortality #extremeheat
The Friedrich Loeffler Institute (FLI) in Germany confirmed infections with the new-to-Europe variant of the Shamonda virus in cows in the states of Rhineland-Palatinate and Hesse. According to initial sequence comparisons, the cases in Switzerland and France were likely caused by the same virus.
#FLI #Germany #GermanysFriedrichLoefflerInstitute #Europe #RhinelandPalatinate #Shamonda
Measures that can protect European cities from extreme heat are well known to scientists, governments, and business alike. Many of them are already working successfully in individual countries and cities. But why do these solutions still remain the exception rather than the rule?
#Analytics #business #Globalwarming #state #europe #heat #catastrophe #Climate #Thescience #urbanism
Kira, the main character of the novel Zungenbrecher, moves to Germany, learns German, works the night shift cleaning the kitchen of an expensive restaurant, falls in love with a girl, looks for her place in her new life, and tries to rebuild her relationship with her own past. The novel is structured like a kind of foreign-language textbook: the chapters are named after proficiency levels, and between them there are exercises for readers. At the heart of the novel is the personal experience of its author Karina Papp — a translator and writer with Hungarian roots, born in Riga and educated in St. Petersburg. Later, this multilayered identity was joined by emigration to Germany, queer experience, and the events of recent years — Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, volunteer work, and attempts to redefine her relationship to the Russian language, her country of origin, and her own place in the world. She wrote her first novel in German, a language that is not her mother tongue, and made a principled decision not to translate it into Russian herself — because her relationship with her native language after emigration and Russian aggression became one of the book’s central themes.
#autofiction #WarinUkraine #Germany #europe #Identity #interview #queer #parentsandchildren #Russia #modernliterature #feminism #experimentalprose #Emigration #language
Continuation of hybrid warfare, direct invasion, or a deterrent strike: we examine three of the most realistic scenarios.
#Analytics #WarinUkraine #hybridwar #europe #Latvia #NATO #forecasts #Russia #Balticcountries #USA #Estonia #nuclearweapons
This Sunday, June 7, Armenia is holding parliamentary elections-and the campaign there is unfolding according to a logic reminiscent of Moldova’s 2025 campaign. Nikol Pashinyan’s party is building its campaign around theses similar to those used in Moldova by Maia Sandu’s party: European integration and resistance to Russian threats. However, this is driven not only by the desire to protect themselves from Moscow. Both Armenian and Moldovan societies have become disillusioned with Russia as a partner that promised support but failed to provide it at key moments. For Armenia, this resulted in the loss of Karabakh; in Moldova, residents of Transnistria nearly ran out of gas in winter. The European course is seen as an alternative and a way to escape pressure, economic restrictions, and political ultimatums from Moscow. This distancing from Russia will apparently continue as long as Vladimir Putin remains in power in the Kremlin.
#Analytics #Armenia #elections #europe #Europeanintegration #Moldova #pashinyan #Putin #Russia
The opening of Europe’s main contemporary art exhibition this year was accompanied by noisy protest actions. But the Biennale will run through the end of November, and there is certainly plenty to see here besides the closed doors of the notoriously scandalous Russian pavilion.
#VeniceBiennale #Venice #WarinUkraine #europe #conflicts #protests #sentimentaltravel #art
At the Russian Antiwar Committee conference held last week in Strasbourg, former Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov debated with columnist Tatyana Rybakova about the prospects for the Russian economy in the fifth year of the war in Ukraine. We publish the most interesting parts of their conversation
#Analytics #AntiWarCommitteeofRussia #VladimirPutin #WarinUkraine #discussion #DonaldTrump #europe #lifeinRussia #WestandEast #inflation #Iran #China #MikhailKascentov #forecasts #XiJinping #USA #oilprices
Director Liza Stishova made a documentary for the Ost-West TV channel called «Germans in Russia,» featuring people who are currently moving from Germany to Russia in search of a better life. To understand their motivation, she delves into the history of German colonists from the time of Catherine the Great, talks to ethnic Germans who survived Stalin’s deportations, and investigates the biography of her own grandfather, who helped organize those deportations. We spoke with Liza about what her film’s protagonists are willing to ignore for their own comfort, and why they choose to live in Russia—a country that has just experienced a major wave of protest emigration.
#Germany #deportationofpeoplestotheUSSR #documentary #europe #interview #historicalmemory #LizaStishova #GermansinRussia #Putin #repressions #selfcensorship #Stalin #reliableprices #Emigration
Last week, few people remembered Vladimir Ulyanov’s (Lenin’s) birthday. Among those who did mark the date was the Turgenev Library in Paris: on April 22, the complete 55-volume collected works of the leader of the Russian Revolution were ceremoniously carried out from its shelves. In the past 30 years, not a single reader of the Turgenev Library had requested Lenin’s works—so the staff of the oldest Russian émigré library decided to bid a cheerful farewell to the Soviet past, making room for new books. Parisian supporters of Lenin tried to intervene in the process.
#Twoleggedbelt #europe #historicalmemory #lenin #society #Paris #aftertheUSSR #protests #reportage #Russia #TheTurgenevLibraryinParis #Emigration
We continue the conversation about the «demise of beautiful Europe under the onslaught of barbarian migrants with their alien culture.» Such views are quite popular even among post-Soviet emigrants who have lived in the West for a long time. For example, among many of the more than a million Soviet Germans and Jews who moved to Germany. They genuinely worry that «Germany is not what it used to be.» It's high time to talk about how the German system works when it comes to cultural imports.
#AngelaMerkel #refugees #Germany #europe #WestandEast #leftandright #migrants #multiculturalism #aftertheUSSR #Emigration #essay
In the previous text, we discussed that migrants in Europe are not «guests» at all. In Germany, where I (a migrant) live, 25-30% of all citizens have migrant roots. In this sense, Germany occupies in Europe the same place that America once did in the world. That is, a migrant is not a «wicked Chechen» who, in Lermontov's words, «crawls ashore, sharpening his dagger,» but an integral part of the German landscape. Now it is necessary to talk about the crime that migrants, according to the common opinion, bring with them (here, unfortunately, the common opinion is correct). And about the terrorism that is called «Islamic.»
#Analytics #AngelaMerkel #refugees #WarinUkraine #Germany #europe #WestandEast #migrants #aftertheUSSR #crime #Syria #Emigration
Russian activists are not always safe even after emigrating. Persecution can continue beyond Russia’s borders—including at the hands of informal groups acting in line with Russian propaganda. This is what sex educator and LGBTQ+ activist Sasha Kazantseva faced in Lithuania: last summer, she began receiving threats, and people associated with a homophobic group targeting queer teens and activists came to her home. Since then, Kazantseva has been seeking a response from Lithuanian authorities so that such cases do not go unpunished. In an interview with «Most,» Sasha Kazantseva explains how this pressure works, why it’s not an isolated case, and what is happening to queer people from Russia—both inside the country and abroad.
#bigtalk #homophobia #discrimination #europe #interview #LGBT #Lithuania #violence #police #repressions #SashaKazantseva #And #ultraright #Emigration
Today's Germany is a country of migrants. In some ways, even more so than the USA. From politics to culture, it has long relied on people with a migration background.
#Analytics #refugees #EastandWest #Germany #europe #Italy #xenophobia #culturalcode #Merkel #migrants #Myths #unificationofGermany #policy #rightandleft #Syria #Turkey #Emigration
After traveling through Russia in 1839, the French aristocrat Astolphe de Custine wrote a book that still shapes Western politicians’ views of the country. But beyond criticism of Russian customs, it also contains an unexpected political theory.
#19thcentury #AstolphedeCustine #bestseller #Decembrists #dissidents #europe #WestandEast #foreignersinRussia #historicalmemory #conservatism #finance #PyotrChaadaev #politicaltheory #Poland #rightandleft #revolution #reforms #RussianEmpire #France #civilization
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