Eastern europe
Biden and Big Tech Have Poland and Hungary in Their Crosshairs
Poland and Hungary are important allies of the United States against a decadent global liberalism that has left Western countries shells of their former selves.
Ilhan Omar's Soviet Anti-Semitism
Ilhan Omar knows exactly what she is doing when she targets Israel and the Jewish people.
Eastern Europe: Where to Go + What to Do
Europe has always been a top destination for American travelers, and this year, Eastern Europe is all the rage. But the best places fill up fast - so start planning and booking now!
Georgia: Europe's New Cultural Hub
The former Soviet republic of Georgia has it all: wine, art, architecture, dance, and great food. No wonder it's the hot new place for travelers in the know.
Russia: U.S. Planning to Arm Venezuelan Opposition
The accusation was made the same day deadly violence broke out on Venezuela's border with Brazil.
It's Christmas Day Today in Many Parts of the World
Although it might look like Christmas is being celebrated on January 7, it's actually that in some countries, December 25 is simply on a different day.
Prolific Hackers Who 'Infiltrated U.S. Firms' Arrested
A sham website advertising penetration-testing job roles even listed U.S. hacking victims as "clients."
Shepherd Arrested for Killing U.S. Family in Georgia
Local media reports later revealed the suspect's name as Malkhaz Kobauri.
Russia Would Overrun NATO in European War, Report Warns
NATO has around 32,000 troops in the Baltic region, compared with 78,000 Russians.
The Mystery of Chopin's Death Is Finally Solved
The musician's heart has been preserved in a jar of cognac for nearly 170 years.
U.S. Marines Prep For Potential Conflict with Russia
The U.S. Marines have ramped up their presence in Europe in the past few years.
How I Shall Remember My Father, Zbig Brzezinski
He shot two boars in Lithuania and promptly named them Molotov and Ribbentrop.
Putin Will 'Eliminate' the NATO Threat If Sweden Joins
The Russian president outlined the action he feels would be necessary and said Sweden would be no safer in NATO.
Many Eastern Europeans Reject Muslims, Jews, Roma: Pew
Pew's survey of the ethnically and religiously diverse region showed many would not welcome minority groups as citizens, neighbors or family.
One Historian's Quest to Prevent Tyranny in America
Timothy Snyder, a professor of Eastern European history at Yale, shifts his focus from the past to the present to help Americans counter the erosion of democracy.
'Don't lift Russia sanctions:' East European Diplomats
Diplomats from Ukraine and five other former Communist countries rallied for the U.S. Senate's backing.
European Diplomats Ask U.S. For Help Against Russia
Diplomats ask U.S. Senate for help against interference from Russia, including cyber attacks, and insisted that sanctions imposed on Moscow should not be lifted anytime soon.
Euro Lawmakers Push EU to Impose Visas on U.S. Citizens
Washington refuses to grant visa-free access to people from four east European states and Cyprus.
Military Equipment Buildup in Europe to Counter Russia
U.S. moves military equipment to be used in training exercises in NATO states near Russia.
Dutch PM Rutte Could Scupper EU-Ukraine Trade Deal
Rutte is facing battles against Euroskeptics at home.
Nationalism Does Not Suit Europe's Unfinished Adventure
Seeking refuge is what humans do, which is why the discussion on mobility needs to change.
Slovak Prime Minister Calls Journalists 'Prostitutes'
Robert Fico got angry at journalists asking about public procurement corruption allegations.
Russia to Ramp Up Air Defence for Europe Missile Shield
Moscow has been working on missiles to overwhelm defences.
Kosovo Disrupts ISIS Plot Against Israel-Albania Match
Police say the suspects planned "synchronized terror attacks" in Kosovo and against the Israeli football team.
Why Moldova's Election Reveals an Artificial Divide
A ruling in March stipulated that the head of state should be selected by a popular vote.
Russia's Covert Foreign Policy Playbook
According to a report, Russia has a playbook to gain influence and sabotage the U.S.
Inside Bulgaria's Proposed Ban on 'Radical Islam'
Bulgarian lawmakers are set to vote on legislation to ban "radical Islam." But critics say it will discriminate against all Muslims.
Steven Seagal Says Russian Citizenship 'On the Horizon'
The martial arts actor said frequent visits to Russia would suit him.
Eastern Europe Is Telling Emigrants: 'I Want You Back'
The slogan has been adopted by Latvia for a government scheme aimed at coaxing workers home.